Michelle Obama dines out with Bruce Springsteen and his wife Patti Scialfa at The Polo Bar in NYC

Former First Lady Michelle Obama spoke with friends Bruce Springsteen and his wife Patti Scialfa at a dinner on Wednesday.

Obama was spotted at The Polo Bar in New York with the I’m On Fire singer, 73, and his wife, 69.

Obama, 58, did not appear to be accompanied by her husband, former President Barack Obama, but she did appear to be surrounded by her entourage for her night on the town.

The lawyer looked exquisite in a low-cut black ensemble with a matching jacket as the icing on the cake.

She lifted her height of six feet with shiny sling-back heels and carried a sophisticated leather handbag.

Her hair was back in a low bun and parted in the middle, with triangular earrings dangling from her lobes.

Bruce, an old friend and supporter of the Obamas, looked smart in a button-up shirt, jacket, jeans and suede shoes.

His wife, who seemed to be one step ahead of her husband, was a vision of sophistication in a cream top, matching skirt and trench coat thrown over the outfit.

She added a fashionable touch with slouchy suede boots and wore a textured brown purse.

Bruce’s public friendship with the Obamas dates back to 2008, when he joined then-candidate Barack on the campaign trail.

He later played at his inauguration and again endorsed Barack during his 2012 campaign.

Last year, Barack revealed that Michelle had advised him to spend more time with Bruce to reflect on his “failures and flaws.”

Obama said during a CBS interview in October 2021 that when he met singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen, his wife said to him, “You should spend more time with Bruce.”

“I said, ‘Well, why is that?'” Obama said.

“She says, ‘You know, he understands all his flaws and flaws like a man, and you don’t seem to understand how confused you are.'”

Obama said he replied, “You’re right. Doubtless.’