50 Years In, What's the Point of U2? Bono and the Edge Have Answers.

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  That's Instagram.com slash teen accounts.

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  People have said of you two that we're the band that people who don't know that they believe in God like.

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  So I think there's an element of it.

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  I would say that personally is true.

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  I'm David Marchese from the New York Times here in the streets of Dublin for a U2 performance.

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  And tomorrow I'll be talking with Bono and The Edge from the band.

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  I traveled to Ireland to watch U2 take the city by storm.

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  They performed at the school where they all first met.

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  Thank you.

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  Then they gave a surprise free concert on the streets of the city, drawing a massive crowd.

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  It's all to celebrate not just U2's 50th anniversary,

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  but the release of their first album in eight years called Carnival de Luz.

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