Bruce Springsteen has shared a passionate denunciation of Donald Trump, urging Americans to vote him out of the White House.
The revered rock star, 71, read a poem from Elaine Griffin Baker on Wednesday condemning Trump's running of the country.
His White House has "no art," Springsteen said, "no literature, no poetry, no music".
He lamented an alleged lack of humanity from Trump, saying there was an absence of warmth when compared to previous administrations.
"There are no images of the First Family enjoying themselves together in a moment of relaxation," Springsteen said.
"No Obamas on the beach in Hawaii moments or Bushes fishing in Kennebunkport. No Reagans on horseback, no Kennedys playing touch football on the Cape.
"Where'd that country go?"
The New Jersey-born star, whose lyrics have been praised for chronicling a working class American experience, has previously threatened to leave the US should Trump win a second term.
Reading from Baker's poem on his From My Home To Yours radio show on SiriusXM, he said: "We used to have a president that calmed and soothed the nation instead of dividing it and a first lady who planted a garden instead of ripping one out.
"We are rudderless and joyless. We have lost the cultural aspects of society that make America great.
"We have lost our mojo, our fun, our happiness, our cheering on of others."
Springsteen, who is on his way to a 12th UK number one album with his latest record Letter To You, is one of many celebrities backing Joe Biden ahead of the November 3 election.
Brad Pitt, Jennifer Lawrence and Dave Grohl have shared their support for the former vice president.
Trump's celebrity fanbase includes musician Kid Rock and Cheers actress Kirstie Alley.
Australian Associated Press
