Bono (musician) - Revision history

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−	[[Image:Edge-bono.jpg\|thumb\|The Edge and Bono perform at the Clinton Library dedication. Photo by Elizabeth Youngblood.]]	+	[[Image:Edge-bono.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|The Edge and Bono perform at the Clinton Library dedication. Photo by Elizabeth Youngblood.]]
	'''Bono''' is frontman of the rock band U2. The rock legend sang "Rain" by the Beatles, "Sunday Bloody Sunday," and "The Hands That Built America" backed by The Edge at the [[Clinton Presidential Center dedication]] ceremony in November 2004. In his biography, ''My Life,'' Bill Clinton remarked that both performers had made the effort to thank him for his efforts to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Bono's handwritten lyrics to the song are on exhibit in the [[Library Music Room]] designed by [[Kaki Hockersmith]].		'''Bono''' is frontman of the rock band U2. The rock legend sang "Rain" by the Beatles, "Sunday Bloody Sunday," and "The Hands That Built America" backed by The Edge at the [[Clinton Presidential Center dedication]] ceremony in November 2004. In his biography, ''My Life,'' Bill Clinton remarked that both performers had made the effort to thank him for his efforts to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Bono's handwritten lyrics to the song are on exhibit in the [[Library Music Room]] designed by [[Kaki Hockersmith]].

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 *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV3gnQbmlzQ Bono sings "Sunday Bloody Sunday" at Clinton Library dedication ceremony (YouTube)]
 *[http://www.clintonfoundation.org/wmp/ded-performance-u2-3.wmv Bono and The Edge perform "The Hands that Built America" at dedication]
 [[Category:Living people]]
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 ==Contact info==
 [[Category:Living people]]
 [[Category:Musicians]]

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−	[[Image:~~Bono~~.jpg\|thumb\|Bono]]	+	[[Image:Edge-bono.jpg\|thumb\|The Edge and Bono perform at the Clinton Library dedication. Photo by Elizabeth Youngblood.]]
	'''Bono''' is frontman of the rock band U2. The rock legend sang "Rain" by the Beatles, "Sunday Bloody Sunday," and "The Hands That Built America" backed by The Edge at the [[Clinton Presidential Center dedication]] ceremony in November 2004. In his biography, ''My Life,'' Bill Clinton remarked that both performers had made the effort to thank him for his efforts to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Bono's handwritten lyrics to the song are on exhibit in the [[Library Music Room]] designed by [[Kaki Hockersmith]].		'''Bono''' is frontman of the rock band U2. The rock legend sang "Rain" by the Beatles, "Sunday Bloody Sunday," and "The Hands That Built America" backed by The Edge at the [[Clinton Presidential Center dedication]] ceremony in November 2004. In his biography, ''My Life,'' Bill Clinton remarked that both performers had made the effort to thank him for his efforts to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Bono's handwritten lyrics to the song are on exhibit in the [[Library Music Room]] designed by [[Kaki Hockersmith]].

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	==Contact info==		==Contact info==

−	U2 c/o Principle Management, 30/32 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin 2, 11111, Ireland	+	U2 c/o Principle Management \| 30/32 Sir John Rogerson's Quay \| Dublin 2, 11111, Ireland
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 ==External links==
-*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV3gnQbmlzQ Bono sings Sunday Bloody Sunday at Clinton Library dedication ceremony (YouTube)]
+*[http://www.clintonfoundation.org/wmp/ded-performance-u2.wmv Bono and The Edge perform "Rain"]
 ==Contact info==
 U2 c/o Principle Management, 30/32 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin 2, 11111, Ireland

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 [[Image:Bono.jpg|thumb|Bono]]
-'''Bono''' is frontman of the rock band U2. The rock legend sang "Rain" by the Beatles and "The Hands That Built America" backed by The Edge at the [[Clinton Presidential Center dedication]] ceremony in November 2004. In his biography, ''My Life,'' Bill Clinton remarked that both performers had made the effort to thank him for his efforts to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Bono's handwritten lyrics to the song are on exhibit in the [[Library Music Room]] designed by [[Kaki Hockersmith]].
+'''Bono''' is frontman of the rock band U2. The rock legend sang "Rain" by the Beatles, "Sunday Bloody Sunday," and "The Hands That Built America" backed by The Edge at the [[Clinton Presidential Center dedication]] ceremony in November 2004. In his biography, ''My Life,'' Bill Clinton remarked that both performers had made the effort to thank him for his efforts to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Bono's handwritten lyrics to the song are on exhibit in the [[Library Music Room]] designed by [[Kaki Hockersmith]].
 Wrote Clinton in ''My Life'': "Bono got a good laugh when he sang, 'when the rains came, we got four Presidents out of bed.' Coming so soon after an intensely fought election, the bipartisan spirit seemed to lift the country."