There are six hits on this album, but even the non-hits seem recognizable upon first listen. The anthemic "Born in the USA," sung by Bruce Springsteen in his booming, gravelly voice, is a rebellious tune about the cruddy treatment Vietnam veterans received after returning home from the war. Undeniably, the arena-ready, proud sound of the song is deceiving. If anything, its bold intent was designed to convey the opposite feeling of pride in one's country, which is why Springsteen snagged the song away from Ronald Reagan during Reagan's re-election campaign in the 1980s.