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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode of Person to Person with Norah O’Donnell, O’Donnell travels to Dublin to talk to U2 front man Bono about his new book "Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story." Bono opens up about how the Irish rock band stayed together for decades, his relationship with his father, and going to therapy. Ali Hewson, Bono's wife of 40 years, also sits down with O'Donnell for a rare interview about their relationship.
#music #u2 #bono
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The first time I listened to, “The Joshua Tree”, I was on a bus to school in Frankfurt, Germany. It opened my eyes and my heart to bigger things, different lives in different countries. I felt a sense of fearlessness and freedom, even as a 15 year old girl, that I’ve never lost. I’ve loved U2 ever since. ❤️
What a beautifully worded memory and sentiment. Thank you for sharing.
First time was i bought the album in glasgow and joined my navy ship and a guy asked for music to be played around the ship. he took my joshua tree album and we sailed out of glasgow with the streets have no name all around the ship
❤🎯
One of the great albums of all time.
Growing up listening to U2 when I was a kid was like it was just music . I didn’t appreciate the messages of faith, love, to right the wrongs of humanity, or how God used Bono to be the instrument of his will. Only now as I’m in my late 40’s do I really understand the meanings behind a simple Irish rock-n-roll band. I truly hope Bono continues to be an inspiration for others to find faith, and love not just in a marriage between two people, but for the entire human race.
Ali is so beautiful. Her smile is lovely it's as if you can know she lives a wonderful life because her smile welcomes you in to see the good.
I could listen to this man for hours....or longer ....or FOR EVER!!!!❤❤❤❤
love u2. I read about them years ago.. official books. e.g. i love october, and songs like I threw a brivk through a window. Classics. all good!
Bono are you making sock puppet accounts again.
Me too
As a man who grew up in a very traditional family, I teared up when the server brought out Bono's fathers drink as tradition.
The way he thanked the server for that was so wholesome.
@@ausis6214 that and the way he brighten up when Ali appeared, even after all these years, man... that's awesome.
Sounds like a great tradition! can you talk alittle more about it? I dont know this traditon
Great to see and hear Ali! U2 and the Alarm have always been my "spirit guides" which helped me, reach higher, but also keep me grounded. There is a lot of pain and beauty in this world, these bands help define the dichotomy.
True. The Alarm should've been a lot bigger in the States.
did big country help,,?
this was FANTASTIC! it made me truly realise omg FORTY YEARS has flown by but i still remember the sensation of hearing U2 for the first time. they changed my world and am forever grateful ❤
thank you for this interview and the songbook of my youth, bono - cheers!
I just turned 60. I first heard a brand new single "I will Follow", in 1979/80 - an after hours club in New York City called "The Nursery". I needed to know that moment who made this song. I begged the dj for some info, even tho his hands were full. I fell in love with U2 right then. I was happy our beloved WLIR put them in heavy rotation from the beginning. Program director Dennis McNamara helped break U2 in the U.S. It's been 42 years for me. I still go to the shows, and get excited for new music. God bless them.
I'm a few years younger than Bono, so I grew up listening to U2; they were a big influence on me. Their songs have meaning. Great interview!
As a U2 fan since 1987, this interview in 20 minutes made me see Bono in a whole new light.
I was born in 1987..and I love U2
Such a delightful interview. U2 is my favorite band forever. Thank you for your humanity Bono!
Bono Wat a beautiful mess!!! He is enlightening to hear So elequent and graceful Saw him in Vegas a few weeks ago Stilll rocks it hard!!! And with such love and grace for his fans I luv u Bono n U2 U changed my life as a teeen and still do in my 40s may u always sing with the Angels and luv us with your beautiful voice ❤❤❤❤❤ Forever Young!!! Luv Mills ❤❤❤
What a great human Bono ❤
Yes he sure is
This was the best Bono's interview of all the time ❤🇧🇷😍
Thank you for this wonderful interview.
Thank you for this interview. Good to hear Bono's answers and comments, and Ali's as well. When I was young, couldn't understand how folks could have a favorite band, until I heard U2. Thank you.😎👍
That was a really good interview, never seen an interview with Bono before or If I have it was just a minute or two long. He is really down to earth or so it seems here.
I loved U2 since I was a kid. And I’m 21 now
thank You Norah ... amazing BONO & Ali ....beeing a FAN since 1983 ; )
Thank's for all the music while i was growing up Bono and also to the bandmates. U2 will always be one of my favorite bands ever!
Great book, I can’t put it down. Keep reading certain parts over and over because these stories and his perspectives are so full of meaning and are also sometimes very funny.
A great and magical book !! A Fun ride !! Thanks for sharing this Bono, Ali and U2!!
This was a brilliant, insightful tour of Bono's past, and present--the perfect prologue to receiving his memoir in the post (eagerly anticipated!)!
22:03 That puzzling placement! Mr. Hewson having to create his own image, alongside Irish Writers Long Past. Not only is the man a living legend--his creative roots took place on that very site! His incredible literary artistry, going unrecognized in his own school! ('Comprehensive', it is not!)
This particular 'Temple' needs to place Bono's photo at the apex of that grouping: Top. Centre. And in this case, and always: Never Give Up, Never Surrender--you are, and will always be, the Toppermost of the Poppermost! 🥳🍻
Well if it's going to be visited and looked at by Irish people, seeing the way they treat "success" as Bono said here, the people would like that to be taken down from the top centre of the building. I think everyone would find it more humbling and appropriate.
I thought this was such a great interview and Bono comes across as a person who despite his life is grounded in self deprecation and reality.
I pre ordered his book Surrender and received it yesterday. Been reading it. Anyone else? Love the Bono ❤️
Halfway through it right now. It’s a fantastic read. I even bought the audiobook as well so I can listen to it as Bono reads it himself.
Halfway through it right now. It’s a fantastic read. I even bought the audiobook as well so I can listen to it as Bono reads it himself.
@@TheSpazz888 Great idea. I might do that.
Your music inspires me and I love the fact that you help people
When I bought my first U-2 album, "October," Bono's name was "Bono Vox." - It was "MTV-Music Video's" in America that turned me on to U-2 when I first heard "Gloria." I still don't understand why that song isn't a regular playing hit here in the USA. It is a Rocking Lovely jamming song. I think I even sang it in the shower when I was 21 years old in the 1980's. I'm going to 65 next year [2023].
As an Irishman, how can you not be proud of Bono. His wife is beautiful
As are their daughters. Stunningly gorgeous.
Well, he incorporated the band in The Netherlands to avoid paying his fair share. I'm a u.s. fan since the early 80's.
As someone who discovered U2 at a young age, and looked up to Bono, this was a great interview. I’m surprised more people haven’t seen it.
Just received my Surrender book. Can't wait to start reading. Absolutely love and admire this man, his music , his story .
Bill Flanagans book..until the end of the world..is a great read also if you havnt already..
@@marky1974 thanks, i'll find it. My favourite book is U2 by U2, by Neil McCormick. Its like a huge book long interview with a band about their stories, background, history, music, everything.
Bono' is so accessible and gracious. Amazing after all the years of adulation, awards, etc.
He certainly is humble for a man of his achievements and celebrity .
Your music is so inspiring and what you stand for is beautiful
Love this side of Bono
Im so proud of you and everything that you have accomplished
Such an amazing interview!
Thank you for being kind and reasonable. I never had respect from someone to really appreciate me for who I am as a beautiful woman. Thank you for coming out to me at GAAMC.
What a great interview with Bono's fantastic life story😎.
J'ai adore cette interview avec se chanteur super sympa et très simple merci à vous mon chanteur préféré bono ❤😊
Everything that you stand for your humantrian work is outstanding!
Really enjoyed that. Brilliant in fact.
I love your work its outstanding!
BEAUTIFUL BONO U2 🤘🤘🖤
Was 12 years old when I saw them on Top of the Pops. Loved them ever since
"give me one last chance and you will be.." I love U2 & Bono ❤
Fantastic piece, well done Norah and team.
"Your strengths become your weaknesses." Interesting statement. I like it.
Great interview, great guy, love U2.
Ali Hewson is a gorgeous woman..never heard from her or seen her before..just lovely
I love this. So nice to see Ali.
You are such a beautiful talented person
Bono 😍 Amor 💘 da minha vida 👏👏
Akways great to listen to sell out Bono👍
When the Joshua Tree hit NZ it was off the shelf before you could blink an eye.
I wish there was a longer interview of the couple
WOWWW...
Ali sin duda se complementa perfectamente con Bono...ella siempre dulce y Bono todo un torbellino de jóvrn e inquieto a sus 61 a.....asombrosos
" THE REFUGEE " from the THE U2 WAR ALBUM THIS ALBUM WAS A BIG DEAL THAT SONG SENDS ME ...THANK YOU PAUL
@3:10 what you cannot quite control inside of you is that your soul, a soul that is suffering without spiritual dress, basically your soul is necked and in pain, hope Allah guides you to the right path, I believe you are a wonderful man..
Great interview. I like the setting, makes me want to visit Ireland and partake in a pint of Guinness. It would be interesting to hear from the rest of the band too.
as john lydon says...”anger is an energy” that’s what bono keeps moving
james joyce, oscar wilde, samuel beckett, bram stoker and I think one day bono will be positioned along side these illustrious irish names.
William Butler Yeats.
Yes my love
Bono💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
So jealous Norah! Great interview.
I've fallen in and out of love with U2 since Boy and War came out and will continue to do so until my dying breath.
Bono. A man in search of a metaphor
Beautiful interview ❤ thank you
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IN REALITY, ITS SOMETHING HALLOWED FIRST LETTER OF EACH WORD IRISH THAT'S WHAT IT MEANS TO US
I hope one day we get aU2 Biopic
There’s one in development for Netflix. Fingers crossed
That would be a real short story
Going to the pub when the kids are 18 is a lie.
The first Christmas when you’re 16 is usually the norm.
I don´t think he´s particularly accurate when he says the younger audience doesn´t respond very well to their songs... Some of their tunes reach the very bones within any of us
📿 rosarys. Dude
The only time I know U2 and Bono got an Oscar nomination was for The Hands That Built America from Gangs of New York in 2003. It lost to Lose Yourself by Eminem from 8 Mile.
Eminem is better than U2 in so many ways. U2 is a pile of stinking turds since Joshua Tree.
They got a nomination for “Ordinary Love” from “Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom” in 2014.
@@Dreyno great
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Bono doing the rounds
Bono and O'Donnell going to an Irish pub? What could possibly go wrong!
😇😇😇💛💛💛
“What do you Want”
She had her scripted questions but didn’t follow up on some of the leads he provided, like nave his home life and his family understanding what he did. I wish she’d gone into greater depth with him.
Bono you have sold your soul!!!
I do thanks U2 for the beautiful lirics and music that gave us . I like them for the music , for their commitment for in the past for poor people , but i don t undestand how they can be friend with the evil Davos crowd !!! ....maybe riches made Bono think and be like them!
I love U2's music and bon'o's voice and lyrics.. but, Bono is full of contradictions.."Keep it real" he says... ok , sounds good.... then he just 'wanders' into a pub clearly closed to the public just for him and his team for the interview... (keeping it real indeed)..oh.. before i forget..He owns multiple luxury multimillion dollar yachts, many multi million dollar apartments, mansions, villa's, castles, he owns a private equity firm turning millions in profits every year, he's worth well over $700 million. Christian Aid estimated that $160bn is lost to the developing world each year as profits made by the rich are shifted to wealthier tax havens. U2 did exactly this when Ireland changed a law in 2006 to require earnings over 225k annually to be taxed. U2 never paid any tax before this law. Now U2 still do not pay any tax as they shifted their business to a tax haven in the Netherlands. All these carefully crafted interviews are subject to 2 questions not being allowed to be asked.. 1: where do you live?... (clue: NOT Ireland - he visits Ireland).. 2: Why do U2 avoid paying tax?. The questions are vetted by Bono's/U2's PR team beforehand, and if an interviewer were to go 'off script' at any moment then the interview will be shut down,,,, oh, and Bono's team get the final call on the finished edit of the interview BEFORE it goes anywhere near broadcast. I'll give Bono the final say here.. "we are one, but we are not the same....". Indeed Bono, a contradiction in itself from you in your own words staring is in the face. Brazen indeed.
Yup, just like John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, Eddy Veder etc. They all eventually become the establishment they sang against. I admire him for being with his high school sweetheart though
@@yetivanmarshall1473 Admire whatever you choose, but a smooth shiny pebble is still a cold hard rock.
Bono is a born again Christian
W.E.F. member, friends with bill gates, Clinton etc etc etc....let's not forget this...
Bono
God in heaven how old Bono is!!! U2's heyday is long gone - back in 1988. Times of the great Joshua tree album, in the 2000s U2 continued to do shows - like 2005/2010, on top of the fame of that time. The group was already aged and outdated by time in those bygone years. For me, U2 was still in top form back in 1993/94, even though its heyday was over. For me Queen, Fleetwood Mac, musically speaking, were much bigger than U2. Fleetwood Mac lead singer Christine Mcvie passed away this past year - and musically - fantastic group at its peak. They also insisted on performing until recently when they looked more like some old asylum godmothers. I think in this business - knowing how to leave the scene at the right moment is an art. Otherwise you're like Frank Sinatra who announced his retirement ten times.
Bono's peak was 83' to 93. And it's not really up for debate. From War to Zooropa. So I don't think he's a better singer now than then, at all. Sorry. But this version of Bono couldn't sing Lemon or Sunday Blood Sunday like it was on war, or Bad like it is on Unforgettable fire, or with or without you like it was on Joshua Tree. They still play these amazing songs, but Bono sounds very, very tired and far less impactful than even in the late 90s early 2000s.
Bono's voice now actually works far better in their newer songs than any of the old ones.
I dont agree regarding his voice. Young voice had more expression imo
She reminds me of jacky kennedy
Jackie
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7:11 Angrier after anger management? 😂😂😂
One notes old bones has dyed one’s hair !!!!!
One doesnt care
Grandpa Bono
Uncle Joe.
Good looking pints
SOLD HIS R SOUL TO THE DARK SIDE
Вono💋
Sounds like he believes it,so...
Bono, coloring his hair? At least he's aging naturally without all that facial surgery..
To whom, Bono.
We hold U2 in a high position in New Zealand. Our biggest benefit was Greg Carroll and his involvement during the 80s. One Tree Hill will always be my fave....