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*5208 $aA music critic and childhood friend offers an intimate portrait of U2 and its charismatic frontman, Bono, describing their mutual love of music, their formation of a band that went on to become U2, and his own unfulfilled dreams as he watches his childhood companion become a world famous celebrity and humanitarian. Original.
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