What was the largest concert that Bruce Springsteen was ever a part of performing?

It was the East Berlin concert in 1988, that drew between 160,000-500,000 people depending on who is counting. Ticket sales were 160,000, but like the original Woodstock, there were a lot of "free" attendees. It was the largest concert ever the GDR ever held and Bruce played Dylan's "Chimes of Freedom"...

https://www.the-berliner.com/berlin/bruce-springsteen-plays-east-berlin-1988-history/

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The largest concert Bruce Springsteen has ever performed was his historic show in East Berlin on July 19, 1988, during the Tunnel of Love Express Tour. The concert took place at the Radrennbahn Weissensee in what was then communist East Germany. While official ticket sales accounted for around 160,000 fans, total attendance is widely estimated to have been between 300,000 and 500,000 people as crowds broke through the barriers to witness the performance. Beyond its massive size, the concert holds immense cultural significance. Delivered just 16 months before the fall of the Berlin Wall, Springsteen famously addressed the crowd in German, stating he was there to play rock 'n' roll in the hope that "all barriers will be torn down." Historians often credit the sheer energy and freedom of the event as a catalyst that helped fuel the opposition to the East German regime.