What makes a good driving song? It’s not just a propulsive rhythm or big, open-sky chords; the songs that make me want to really let fly on an empty road are optimistic, filled with the sense that anything could lie ahead. Bruce Springsteen is the master of the driving song, proven on gasping anthems like “Born To Run,” and his many proteges have picked up that torch. The War On Drugs, for example, steals a motorik beat from the equally transportation-obsessed Kraftwerk for “An Ocean In Between The Waves,” then pairs it with guitar solos designed to blare from an open sunroof.