Bono

I know, I know, you're shocked that this didn't make it into the top 10.

The score written for this show by Bono and The Edge.

Listen, it's not terrible.

Nobody ever said it was the worst thing about this musical.

And I mean, it's always been like from when I was young, they were like I and people are always my wife is like, how can you not like you, too? And I'm like.

because they're so self-serious like they're just like i've never sensed anything fun from you two whereas there are bands that sort of take that like i feel like and i mean i'm not a big fan of um uh chris martin what's the cold play yeah cold play but i feel like chris martin has a sense of humor about himself like oh he definitely does yeah i hear it in the music that's like okay you know they these guys this is not you know, apartheid or whatever, however Bono says it, you know.

Yeah.

Sorry, Bono.

Coldplay asked Fred and I to do like a whole promo thing for that.

We did a promo video.

Um, So probably not a very standard person.

I can't imagine them doing acid jazz, but I can imagine them calling this their child's somersault wonder would be Bono

Bono from 36 yards away.

We chip the ball.

onto the green named a mononymic musician once again and it goes let's say 23 yards and now we're 13 yards away on the green for bogey the clue is known for hits like chandelier cheap thrills and unstoppable

They published a picture of it in the paper of Elvis playing that place that Colonel Tom forced him to.

Isn't that where Corby's friends stopped down U2? Yep.

Yeah, that's where I saw U2 and B.B. King, who was opening up for them.

That made the Rattle and Hum movie.

They're listening to this tape in their mitzvah tank in this big rented van that they're driving around New York.

And the stage direction is Zalmi is enraptured as if the 80-year-old Rebbe is Bono playing Madison Square Garden.

And it's such a good image because that's what this is for these guys, is that this is as big as any major concert or anything like that.

So the tapes are rabbi tapes, like sermons that the rabbi has given, right? That are like the music of the 90s that they're

What

are we doing here? No war? I don't think Bono would have played.

No, I don't know.

I don't know what Bono would have done.

Rob, what would have happened if The Edge had said, I'm not playing with you today? Edge is cool enough to get away with it.

Yeah, but then Bono was just out there by himself.

Do you think Bono would have continued to perform?

You know, it's interesting.

They would scroll names of victims on the stage.

Bono would wear his trademark leather jacket, would open up to an American flag.

But the Notre Dame show, because it was first out of the gate, didn't have all the bells and whistles.

But they flew out a bunch of first responders from New York City and brought those guys out on the stage during the very last song of the show.

Did you, you must have gone to the concert.

I

gave a tour to Bono and the Edge.

What an adventure.

Actually, Niall, for 10 points, do you know who wrote this

song? I think, and I'm not looking it up, it was Bono and Gavin Friday, but I may be wrong.

Yeah, and Morris Caesar, who I've come across before.

But yeah, anyway, here is, this is one of our best vocal performance in the studio, in my opinion.