They affected my life in more ways than I can ever describe or list. If they played all of their songs live that had meaning to me, the show would be days long. Thankyou U2
I watched Bono & The Edge:A Sort Of Homecoming on Disney Plus & seeing a concert in some documentary way was just pure amazing.I would one day go to Dublin & maybe get a U2 experience tour.
While I am no U2 fan in the least (I’m more of a Thin Lizzy type guy) when my mom passed I made sure “Where the Streets have no name” was playing for her as she crossed over
These four men are truly remarkable. Over 4 decades and they are friends creating music together. A rare group indeed. My favorite since seeing them in 1980 at The Ritz in NYC.
I love love this interview ❤️ I love it for so many reasons. U2 reminds me of falling in love as a teenager. I was a teenager when I heard my first U2 song. I bought Joshua Tree as a cassette.
I still have my Boy and War cassette tapes-no cassette player to listen to them, but so nostalgic I keep them just the same. Maybe ought to find a vintage Walkman for old times sake.
Not a single line up change in that band in 44 years is so very impressive. Being married to the same person for almost the same length of time is even more impressive these days.
I always felt as though this band didn't allow you to escape from reality but brings us into reality in a way that unites and that is through music. Beautiful. Thank you for this. ✌️
U2 were the Beatles of my generation. When I was listening to them and going to their concerts as a teenager in the 80s, I never imagined that their music would mean even more to me now than it did back then. That the band in general, and Bono in particular, would turn out to be men of such great character is a bonus. There will never be another band like U2.
I was at that "WAR" concert at Red Rocks Ampitheater in Colorado in 1983...seeing the footage again gave me chills, just like their music has for the last 40+ years.
I remember watching this concert when I was just a kid (13 years old), and going back there at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in 2018, having a feeling of “I’ve been here before”. Lol, had no idea I was actually where the concert was! I wasn’t even born yet… (1993 here), but these guys were so special in my entire life
U2’s music has often been my go to during my most saddest moments in my life dealing with loss, abandonment, and deep sadness. Especially since the passing of my adopted mom several months ago.💔😢🥀 “Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own” is a deeply personal favorite of mine as I often think of the loss of my own biological dad. Love me some Bono and he’s got, such a compassionate warm heart it seems as well.💛
Bono lost his mother as a teenager. The song "Lemon" is about finding an old 8mm film of her wearing a yellow dress. In fact a lot of his songs have some reference to her death and how it affected him.
I think it’s cause most irish people don’t like overly sincere people. We find it kind of fake and it makes us uncomfortable. Perhaps it will change in time but in some ways it’s a good thing.
Agreed. But it’s not just him. It’s the entire band. It’s puzzled me as well because they’re not bad guys. In fact, quite the opposite. I believe a major factor in why that dynamic exists with them is because of how long(and consistently) the band has been around with zero lineup changes/break ups. In fact, they are now officially the longest running band in the history of rock without lineup changes, break ups, deaths, etc. So I think at some point it becomes a matter of public exhaustion. Its kinda like the exact opposite effect of why legacies of certain artists/actors/politicians grow exponentially when they die young/at their peak(Kurt Cobain, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, James Dean, JFK, RFK, etc.). Those individuals are frozen in time without anyone seeing any personal/artistic/cognitive decline.. Whereas with U2/Bono, their legacies have declined a bit because we’ve witnessed their downslope. I’m not saying that’s the only reason. But I’m convinced it is a major reason for the dynamic we just described.
He does look like he's had a long paper round but many stars in his position have a lot of work done & he hasn't & I admire him for that he's authentic. Maybe some hair work but no knife work or botox, good on ya Bono!
Great point Geoff, I am getting my own wrinkles now too, so I am even more impressed Bono has accepted it. He could have gotten work done, trying to keep looking young. The man is comfortable with himself, a legend
@@thomasjosullivan9179 he is not comfortable with himself, you can literally feel his demons circlicng around his alcoholic head... he should have gotten surgery, if he is unae to get rid of them...
Love this man Him and the lads have been a constant in my life since my teens And as a 50 year old man I still turn to them when I'm down Thank you for the music and words
Bono and Ali Hewson are two of my absolute favorite humans ever.....love who they are...love what they stand for and how they give...I feel like Ali is the silent 5th member of U2. The world is forever grateful.
Saw her in Dublin airport with her youngest daughter walking through duty free. She is a class act. Very Down to earth yet sophisticated. Great family!
U2 is the sound track of my youth. When my dad died last year, we kept his body for the day for out of town family to be able to come make their closure. When the funeral home came to get him, on a gurney, swathed in the American flag (as he was a veteran) Bullet the Blue Sky was playing on the stereo. It sounded so deep and intense as what my soul was feeling at the moment. I cry like a baby every time I hear that song now. Now, when I need a good cry, I'll BLAST it.
I was one of a few thousand maybe in a small (The Varsity?) theater, in the U District, Seattle, 1983 (?), after War came out, and was one of 100,000 in The Coliseum in Los Angeles, 1987 (?), after The Joshua Tree came out. If anyone could capture that longing we have in our souls for transcendence, it was them. Really wish I could have heard them live more!
We all need to really thank Bono’s wife for not only keeping Bono grounded but also being the inspiration for some of the greatest songs ever written. Thank you
Bono looks older and wiser year after year..... First time I saw U2 live was in 1981..the believe in his music and faith has never stopped! Love him!!!
I've been listening to U2 a lot lately on their Sirius XM satellite channel and I've realized that they are basically un copy able (not sure best word to use there). Their sound is just so signature and unique to them.
Seen many bands live but none of them come anyway close to U2 live.Seen them a few times and they have blown me away each time.Oh for the record she said it's Bono's band but it's not.He may be the front man but it was actually Larry Mullen Jr who put U2 together.
They are my favorite band of all time… it just puts me in a mood. The music is just poetry. “Early morning, April 4, shot rings out in a Memphis sky… free at last… they took your life, they could not take your pride.”
Thanks CBS Sunday Morning for this story. This interview gave a glimpse into Bono's backstory as well as having his wife Ali take part. In addition, hearing how the men of U2, The Edge, Larry Mullen Jr, & Adam Clayton met just cemented why I & others have enjoyed their music for over 40 years. I fell out laughing when Bono said, "Americans are here and so is the bad weather." 😂 🍻#U2
I love how in the beginning U2 and Simple Minds were trying to figure out if they wanted their sound to be like the other band, they both had so much respect for each other. Both bands found d their own voices and made a wonderful impact on the world.
I think their authentic relationship with Jesus is what makes them special. They walk the talk and are real-not perfect & with a sense of humor. Christians should be like this. I Love them!
Very nice interview. I am up there in years too and never listened to Bono (not a rock fan) and I liked him, he has been married 40 years and has a heart of gold. I was impressed.
I was introduced to U2 in the mid 80s by a high school friend and never looked back after hearing SBS. I've been lucky enough now to see them twice. The first time in '92 at Houlihan's (Tampa) stadium for the ZooTV tour and just recently for the second time in Vegas at Sphere. I really wanted to see them again to bring the experience full circle knowing they are in the 'twilight' of their careers. Being without Larry Mullen Jr was a huge letdown but they performed well and I consider myself lucky to have heard them live twice in my life.
There are several artists or bands that I have seen several times u2 being one of them. All the rest have had both good and bad nights. But u2 never has a bad night ever. These boys always bring it. I've traveled to see them in different places and when they're in town if they play 2 nights I go both nights. And Ali is a treasure, so strong and independent doing her own thing. She's not some silicone playmate that just spends her days shopping. Just think if you think Bono is so cool imagine how cool the woman who's kept him coming home for 40 years is! Viva l'amour ❤!
Though they don't call themselves one, U2 is basically the world's biggest and best Christian rock band, but because they don't explore Christian themes in a heavy-handed way, and they take on other subjects, most people don't really notice. Just a quick look at some of their biggest songs: I Will Follow, Gloria, Surrender, Pride, Bad, MLK, 40, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, One, Until the End of the World, Elevation, etc.
I’m a follower of Jesus and a churchgoer, and Bono and the boys have been a help to me since college days to keep my feet on the ground and connect faith to everyday life and realities in the world. Sacramental rock. 🎸 Good segment here! 👏🏻
Apesar de nunca ter assistido shows deles, amo suas canções, por enquanto sou seguidora do canal U2, quem sabe um dia me encanto com com o show, seria um sonho!
I have loved U2 for 40 years,since I was a kid,Seen them many times.Only 2 bands I regularly listen to,and that's U2 and INXS..The only 2 bands that I have seen that were always Brilliant Live.I only wished that Michael Hutchence was alive today to Grace the music scene along with U2.
This might get me listening to U2. I've always had not a high opinion of Bono or the band......and I've no idea why. But this interview has put things into perspective
I FELL IN LOVE with U2 in the movie theater watching Rattle and Hum DECADES AGO.......when they played Where the Streets Have No Name, when ALL THE LIGHTS CAME ON at sun devil stadium.....I FELL IN LOV V V V E IVE BEEN DEEPLY IN LOVE EVER SINCE AND BONO's ever showing mortality , increasingly so, makes me contemplate my own that much more BUT WOW WHAT A RIDE IT HAS BEEN BONO AND HIS MATES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SO MANY OF THE BEST MOMENTS OF MY LIFE
They affected my life in more ways than I can ever describe or list. If they played all of their songs live that had meaning to me, the show would be days long. Thankyou U2
Me 2, I wish I could describe what this band has meant to me through the years, no words. Much 💜 one fan to another!! From Kentucky USA!
A lifelong friendship with Bono and U2.
@@herojeannabomb9802 Hi I totally agree, I played in a band during the late 80s...I met Bono on several occasions. I love the man!
same bro
I watched Bono & The Edge:A Sort Of Homecoming on Disney Plus & seeing a concert in some documentary way was just pure amazing.I would one day go to Dublin & maybe get a U2 experience tour.
Their relationship and how they are still together is one to be admired tbh. Wow!
While I am no U2 fan in the least (I’m more of a Thin Lizzy type guy) when my mom passed I made sure “Where the Streets have no name” was playing for her as she crossed over
AHAHAH! Thin Lizzy? They have nothing in common so there's that.
@@CaptainSpalding72 Phil Lynott was from Ireland
These four men are truly remarkable. Over 4 decades and they are friends creating music together. A rare group indeed. My favorite since seeing them in 1980 at The Ritz in NYC.
Quite the memory, isn't it?
what a show to have seen
1987 freshman year at U of Iowa
I love love this interview ❤️ I love it for so many reasons. U2 reminds me of falling in love as a teenager. I was a teenager when I heard my first U2 song. I bought Joshua Tree as a cassette.
U2 completely changed what music means to me - a huge influence
me too. love joshua tree and b4 that wide awske in america live ep. pls get in touch
I still have my Boy and War cassette tapes-no cassette player to listen to them, but so nostalgic I keep them just the same. Maybe ought to find a vintage Walkman for old times sake.
@@iwillsinganewsong You had the foresight to hang onto them. I wish I had kept mine!!
don't make me puke
Saw them in NYC in 1983. The best band in the world.
I remember seeing the video for 'Gloria' the first time it was aired on MTV and thinking.... they're going to be huge.
Me too!!
My dad is not a rock fan, but we were talking about U2, and he said "You never hear about them getting into any trouble". Very true regarding u2
California coastal planning division differs on that. He's a superliberal hypocrite with elite privilege of his art forced by Apple, undeletable.
And even though the band must have had disagreements over the years, you never hear about their dirty laundry. They are a solid unit.
What did Obama say
to the little Goblins 👻
that bounced and bubbled
up to his door on Halloween?
👖😇💬"Vote🌊!! Don't Boo!"🎶
The worst thing they've done is the itunes automatic download of their album onto phones. Not too bad.
Adam Clayton, the bass player, was arrested several times for possession of heroin. So there's that...
Bono is such a legend. How can anyone dislike him is beyond me! Can't wait for a new album and tour.
He's mouthy and opinionated and believes that everything he does for the good of the planet is valuable. I guess they would rather he was Yee....
I heard him being interviewed years ago. Bono believes America should be for those that need it.
Messiah complex pain in the aah WEF stooge
Tax exile
He would agree with the mouthy part. Who cares? You clearly have no idea what he’s helped accomplish for others.
Not a single line up change in that band in 44 years is so very impressive. Being married to the same person for almost the same length of time is even more impressive these days.
ZZ Top has had the same 3 members since 1969.
@@AmandaFromWisconsin It's not a contest. It wa just a comment on Bono and the band. No need to make comparisons.
That explains the stale sound.
@@AmandaFromWisconsin not anymore - Dusty Hill died
And the music really deeply resonates with people.
I always felt as though this band didn't allow you to escape from reality but brings us into reality in a way that unites and that is through music. Beautiful.
Thank you for this. ✌️
U2 were the Beatles of my generation. When I was listening to them and going to their concerts as a teenager in the 80s, I never imagined that their music would mean even more to me now than it did back then. That the band in general, and Bono in particular, would turn out to be men of such great character is a bonus. There will never be another band like U2.
It's weird but I almost feel like I know these people just because they've been a part of my life since their earliest releases! I love these guys!
I was at that "WAR" concert at Red Rocks Ampitheater in Colorado in 1983...seeing the footage again gave me chills, just like their music has for the last 40+ years.
Lucky you to have been at such a legendary concert/event!!
I wasn’t there but remember watching it on the telly. Absolutely brilliant !!
I remember watching this concert when I was just a kid (13 years old), and going back there at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in 2018, having a feeling of “I’ve been here before”. Lol, had no idea I was actually where the concert was! I wasn’t even born yet… (1993 here), but these guys were so special in my entire life
U2’s music has often been my go to during my most saddest moments in my life dealing with loss, abandonment, and deep sadness. Especially since the passing of my adopted mom several months ago.💔😢🥀 “Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own” is a deeply personal favorite of mine as I often think of the loss of my own biological dad. Love me some Bono and he’s got, such a compassionate warm heart it seems as well.💛
♥️
Bono lost his mother as a teenager. The song "Lemon" is about finding an old 8mm film of her wearing a yellow dress. In fact a lot of his songs have some reference to her death and how it affected him.
Love this interesting story about this talented man 💯👍🎶🎶🎶🎶💕
They're amazing guys. Love U2, love his faith for the world.
1, 2, 3, 14!
That always puts a smile one my face. Good counting, Bono 😅
he's an incredible human being, and musician
Loved U&2! Saw them years ago at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA! They were fantastic!
I don’t understand why people don’t like Bono. He just seems so sincere. And I’m a millennial.
keep that attitude. you're a rare unicorn x he's incredible for the record
It says who they are inside. Angry, jealous, bitter, cynical. Bless them all.
@@HEAVYHONEY1 This is extremely accurate for everyone I've ever met who "hates" Bono, yet can't explain why.
I think it’s cause most irish people don’t like overly sincere people. We find it kind of fake and it makes us uncomfortable. Perhaps it will change in time but in some ways it’s a good thing.
Agreed. But it’s not just him. It’s the entire band. It’s puzzled me as well because they’re not bad guys. In fact, quite the opposite.
I believe a major factor in why that dynamic exists with them is because of how long(and consistently) the band has been around with zero lineup changes/break ups. In fact, they are now officially the longest running band in the history of rock without lineup changes, break ups, deaths, etc. So I think at some point it becomes a matter of public exhaustion. Its kinda like the exact opposite effect of why legacies of certain artists/actors/politicians grow exponentially when they die young/at their peak(Kurt Cobain, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, James Dean, JFK, RFK, etc.). Those individuals are frozen in time without anyone seeing any personal/artistic/cognitive decline.. Whereas with U2/Bono, their legacies have declined a bit because we’ve witnessed their downslope. I’m not saying that’s the only reason. But I’m convinced it is a major reason for the dynamic we just described.
He does look like he's had a long paper round but many stars in his position have a lot of work done & he hasn't & I admire him for that he's authentic. Maybe some hair work but no knife work or botox, good on ya Bono!
He is ageing gracefully. Which is a commendable thing.
Great point Geoff, I am getting my own wrinkles now too, so I am even more impressed Bono has accepted it. He could have gotten work done, trying to keep looking young. The man is comfortable with himself, a legend
@@thomasjosullivan9179 he is not comfortable with himself, you can literally feel his demons circlicng around his alcoholic head... he should have gotten surgery, if he is unae to get rid of them...
@@maticbukovac6966 I have no interest in what you think Matic and I am pretty sure Bono has even less.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ not enough heart emoji’s to express the LOVE!!
This is really a refreshing and well done interview and profile. Kind of gave me chills.
Sunday Bloody Sunday ..is also a very good Film 📽️...1971..
Bono is both great guy and talented artist
He leaves his Heart out in every performance…. ❤🇲🇽
Not Norah O'Donnell cursing! LOL Funny, funny, funny. Great interview as always.
Oooo, so edgy!
In my life, U2 songs have saved my life.
Mine too. Ain’t that something?
@@tommyz9910 They are very sincere in their songs, and none of their albums are alike. They always amaze and surprise.
Miracle Drug is the one song that really hits me hard by them. I lost a girlfriend to leukemia I wish there'd of been a miracle drug 😢
@@KOSMICKEN09 So sad. I wish you endurance.
This was so good! I'm buying his book
I hope you've started reading it. He's funny and witty and very readable. The audiobook is phenomenal too -- he's the reader! Fabulous.
Love this man
Him and the lads have been a constant in my life since my teens
And as a 50 year old man I still turn to them when I'm down
Thank you for the music and words
Same. Their music is the back ground sound of my youth 🥰
@@7drunkenmermaids431 sorry to hear that
2023 still the biggest band on earth
They need to make a decent new record though. Red hot chilli 🌶 peppers have just done two in a row
@Doug Doug No doubt about it U2 is biggest band on earth
Bono and Ali Hewson are two of my absolute favorite humans ever.....love who they are...love what they stand for and how they give...I feel like Ali is the silent 5th member of U2. The world is forever grateful.
Saw her in Dublin airport with her youngest daughter walking through duty free. She is a class act. Very Down to earth yet sophisticated. Great family!
Loved him for more than 30 years ❤😊
U2 changed my life. I've been following them since 1983 ❤️
Best band in the world love bono and his efforts in helping others. Great interview
U2 is the sound track of my youth. When my dad died last year, we kept his body for the day for out of town family to be able to come make their closure. When the funeral home came to get him, on a gurney, swathed in the American flag (as he was a veteran) Bullet the Blue Sky was playing on the stereo. It sounded so deep and intense as what my soul was feeling at the moment. I cry like a baby every time I hear that song now. Now, when I need a good cry, I'll BLAST it.
I was one of a few thousand maybe in a small (The Varsity?) theater, in the U District, Seattle, 1983 (?), after War came out, and was one of 100,000 in The Coliseum in Los Angeles, 1987 (?), after The Joshua Tree came out. If anyone could capture that longing we have in our souls for transcendence, it was them. Really wish I could have heard them live more!
We all need to really thank Bono’s wife for not only keeping Bono grounded but also being the inspiration for some of the greatest songs ever written. Thank you
Drummer seeks musicians and the history happens. Their music is magic.
Bono looks older and wiser year after year..... First time I saw U2 live was in 1981..the believe in his music and faith has never stopped! Love him!!!
Absolutely love this man. Love his music. His outlook on events.
I've been listening to U2 a lot lately on their Sirius XM satellite channel and I've realized that they are basically un copy able (not sure best word to use there). Their sound is just so signature and unique to them.
Seen many bands live but none of them come anyway close to U2 live.Seen them a few times and they have blown me away each time.Oh for the record she said it's Bono's band but it's not.He may be the front man but it was actually Larry Mullen Jr who put U2 together.
They are my favorite band of all time… it just puts me in a mood. The music is just poetry.
“Early morning, April 4, shot rings out in a Memphis sky… free at last… they took your life, they could not take your pride.”
I've seen nine U2 concerts. Each one was a mind blower.
Noine, Gary?
Lucky!!! I have seen U2 3 times in concert I am 62 and I hope I get to 1 my time!!!
@@letsrockgold407 I'm 61. I haven't seen them since I was in my forties. Would love at least one more.
Great story - love the ending - for f$%k sake!
Really good piece on Bono, thanks CBS Sunday a.m.
when that mysterious ways tune came out I was stunned by it!! the melody and construction of the song was so original.
Thanks CBS Sunday Morning for this story. This interview gave a glimpse into Bono's backstory as well as having his wife Ali take part. In addition, hearing how the men of U2, The Edge, Larry Mullen Jr, & Adam Clayton met just cemented why I & others have enjoyed their music for over 40 years. I fell out laughing when Bono said, "Americans are here and so is the bad weather." 😂 🍻#U2
40 years to one person , deserves a medal
I think she does
One of the best frontman’s in music history.
Hands down the best frontman I've ever seen you can't take your eyes off him
U2 is my core fuel. They express the amazing drama of life itself. Stay tuned…
best band, i went to the 2009 milano 360 tour, the best, still will go the next one, cheers u2, ...
Ha! I love the ending. I like that they kept the cursing in, even if it’s bleeped. “Get this woman a drink!” 😂
Legend…..
The Joshua Tree was the first album I ever bought. It’s still my favorite of all time.
Great interview. Thank you for this !! Well done
A man with talent, integrity, intelligence and humble as well. So rare in todays musicians. I’d love to sit down and have a beer or two with him.
What a gifted talent.
Return to the beginning.✨✨✨🎸🎶
I would love to see a movie 🍿 about their lives and love story is truly amazing!
❤U2
I love how in the beginning U2 and Simple Minds were trying to figure out if they wanted their sound to be like the other band, they both had so much respect for each other. Both bands found d their own voices and made a wonderful impact on the world.
did he and Jim Kerr have a falling out later tho , haven’t spoken for years ?
@@tonybuckley6413 Sorry, I have no idea. Now I have to go down a rabbit hole.
Simple minds never bettered NGD. Not even close
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I’m a year younger than Bono. How lucky I was to grow up with U2.
Bono is articulate and real-can’t wait for the book to come out.
Loved this interview 🎶💯🎶❤️🩹👍
Bono is my personal favorite icon and lead singer!
yeah I like him too but Steve Perry is my all time favorite when it comes to rockers.
@@leecowell8165 Bono is number one favorite
@@leecowell8165 Love U2 + Bono... however... Steve Perry has the best voice in music history! I appreciate your comment.
U2 Will Live On - FOREVER !. Ali, Love n Respect To You
I love U 2 ❤🖤💜💙
Top line melody 💙
Saw them play in Dublin in a local rock contest in 78. They've improved since.
THIS BAND SHAPED MY LIFE, ABSOLUTELY, THANK YOU TOO.
Great adorable man!!! Great band in history.
Loved his BEST with Leonard Cohen
U2 is the greatest band of all time. Still the biggest band on earth 2023
Those men are good men and have done so much to better the world.
I think their authentic relationship with Jesus is what makes them special. They walk the talk and are real-not perfect & with a sense of humor. Christians should be like this. I Love them!
Book was Released 8 Minutes ago. Nov 1, 2022. Yes!!!
What an amazing life.truely blessed
Very nice interview. I am up there in years too and never listened to Bono (not a rock fan) and I liked him, he has been married 40 years and has a heart of gold. I was impressed.
I was introduced to U2 in the mid 80s by a high school friend and never looked back after hearing SBS. I've been lucky enough now to see them twice. The first time in '92 at Houlihan's (Tampa) stadium for the ZooTV tour and just recently for the second time in Vegas at Sphere. I really wanted to see them again to bring the experience full circle knowing they are in the 'twilight' of their careers. Being without Larry Mullen Jr was a huge letdown but they performed well and I consider myself lucky to have heard them live twice in my life.
Oh, God, Nora you're soooo relatable!! Soooo relatable, Nora!
There are several artists or bands that I have seen several times u2 being one of them. All the rest have had both good and bad nights. But u2 never has a bad night ever. These boys always bring it. I've traveled to see them in different places and when they're in town if they play 2 nights I go both nights. And Ali is a treasure, so strong and independent doing her own thing. She's not some silicone playmate that just spends her days shopping. Just think if you think Bono is so cool imagine how cool the woman who's kept him coming home for 40 years is! Viva l'amour ❤!
Just started the book today. I intend to enjoy it as I do all of his music
brilliant. charming. awesome.
Ali is cool.
Though they don't call themselves one, U2 is basically the world's biggest and best Christian rock band, but because they don't explore Christian themes in a heavy-handed way, and they take on other subjects, most people don't really notice. Just a quick look at some of their biggest songs: I Will Follow, Gloria, Surrender, Pride, Bad, MLK, 40, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, One, Until the End of the World, Elevation, etc.
Surely you jest.
Surrender, Gloria, MLK, 40… one of their biggest? Elevation was made for a movie 😬😬😬
@@Gr8Layks No I'm serious... and stop calling me Shirley.
Congratulations, Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪.
Wow, a historical statement finally made 💪
My favorite band !
I’m a follower of Jesus and a churchgoer, and Bono and the boys have been a help to me since college days to keep my feet on the ground and connect faith to everyday life and realities in the world. Sacramental rock. 🎸 Good segment here! 👏🏻
Wicked sweet 💚👁️💚🍀🇮🇪💯
Apesar de nunca ter assistido shows deles, amo suas canções, por enquanto sou seguidora do canal U2, quem sabe um dia me encanto com com o show, seria um sonho!
Ireland is the hometown of Norah's grandparents. Great she got to travel there for and with Bono.
I even called my first dog Bono as I was such a fan
Great interview... Legendary band ! 🤘🤘❤️
🤘🤘❤️❤️❤️❤️
U2v is a part of my life
I have loved U2 for 40 years,since I was a kid,Seen them many times.Only 2 bands I regularly listen to,and that's U2 and INXS..The only 2 bands that I have seen that were always Brilliant Live.I only wished that Michael Hutchence was alive today to Grace the music scene along with U2.
I love U-2!!! XX
Simply the best. Still down-to-earth with his origins. And the Kafka pic!
This might get me listening to U2. I've always had not a high opinion of Bono or the band......and I've no idea why. But this interview has put things into perspective
I FELL IN LOVE with U2 in the movie theater watching Rattle and Hum DECADES AGO.......when they played Where the Streets Have No Name, when ALL THE LIGHTS CAME ON at sun devil stadium.....I FELL IN LOV V V V E
IVE BEEN DEEPLY IN LOVE EVER SINCE
AND BONO's ever showing mortality , increasingly so, makes me contemplate my own that much more
BUT WOW WHAT A RIDE IT HAS BEEN
BONO AND HIS MATES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SO MANY OF THE BEST MOMENTS OF MY LIFE