The Boss, David Stone Live at The Garrison.

Bruce Springsteen. David Bowie. Rolling Stones. No sensible reason. For one night only, the Legendary Fried Dough Band becomes The Boss, David Stone. A long-running gang of musical degenerates, one-off party throwers, and occasional tribute band shapeshifters, the Legendary Fried Dough Band first made its name in the early 2000s by appearing out of nowhere to perform full-album and concert-film spectacles — Talking Heads’ classic concert film Stop Making Sense, Ween’s Chocolate and Cheese, Pavement’s Slanted and Enchanted, even their own version of Soul Train — then disappearing again before anyone could ask too many questions. Now, for no sensible reason, they return as The Boss, David Stone: a rock ’n’ roll dance party built from the music of Bruce Springsteen, David Bowie, and The Rolling Stones. It is not a tribute band. It is not a supergroup. It is probably not a good idea. But it is happening.