Springsteen last week announced he was scrapping a show over legislation officially known as the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act.

"To my mind, it’s an attempt by people who cannot stand the progress our country has made in recognizing the human rights of all of our citizens to overturn that progress," he wrote in an open letter to fans.

Graham, who lives in western North Carolina, responded in an open letter of his own:

Mr. Springsteen, a nation embracing sin and bowing at the feet of godless secularism and political correctness is not progress.

I'm thankful North Carolina has a governor, Pat McCrory, and a lieutenant governor, Dan Forest, and legislators who put the safety of our women and children first! HB2 protects the safety and privacy of women and children and preserves the human rights of millions of faith-based citizens of this state."

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