GLORY DAZE: Chris Christie Mesmerized by the Boss

New Jersey Governor and former Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie was captured on social media thoroughly enjoying himself at a Bruce Springsteen concert in Brooklyn, New York, on Monday.

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Christie has kept his public appearances to a minimum since he exited the 2016 presidential race and endorsed GOP frontrunner Donald Trump in February. That was not the case in Brooklyn, where Christie’s dance moves were on display for all to see.

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Bruce performed non stop for nearly 4 hours last night. Incredible show. What was more impressive was watching Chris Christie (white shirt and tie) going nuts the entire time. Oh yea, Steve Earle was sitting right in front of us too.

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Yes it's Chris Christie at @springsteen. God bless him. pic.twitter.com/0AX2uLueOb

— Joan Walsh (@joanwalsh) April 26, 2016

In one snap, Christie appeared utterly mesmerized by the music.

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— (((Evan Serpick))) (@Serps) April 26, 2016

Christie has never hidden his admiration for Springsteen and his music — even though that love has at times been one-way.

Despite liberal Springsteen having previously criticized him over his conservative political positions, Christie has maintained his fandom.

After Christie was accused of falling asleep at a Springsteen concert at Madison Square Garden in 2012, he denied the accusation, claiming he was instead in a “meditative state.”

U.S. President Barack Obama is introduced by singer Bruce Springsteen before he speaks at an event in Madison, Wisconsin, on his last day of campaigning, November 5, 2012. (Reuters)