Soozie Tyrell was born on May 4th, 1957 somewhere in Italy. She grew up in Taiwan. Some years later she moved to America around the area of New York City.

Soozie has been a  longtime friend of Patti Scialfa. She joined the E Street Band in 2002 for the recording of "The Rising" album and the following worldtour. Previously she also had fiddled on Bruce's albums "Lucky Town", "The Ghost of Tom Joad" and "Tracks". And she worked with musicians like Patti Scialfa (on "Rumble Doll"), Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes (on "Why Is Love Such a Sacrifice"), John Hammond (on "Found True Love"), Sheryl Crow (on "C'mon, C'mon), Train, etc.
Live she also played for example with Elvis Costello and with Mick Jagger at his "Primitive Cool" worldtour.

On April 8th, 2003 she released her first and only album called "White Lines" on "Treasure Records", which got very good critics.

The cover Soozie's solo-record