(Original airdate: 10/06/05) U2 discusses the band’s origins, why they “escape” to Ireland, and Bono tells Conan he has “Tall Puppy Syndrome.”
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Irish vs. American 6:30
ReplyU2 is sooo lucky to get to meet Conan!
ReplyThe other three are look like the shy boys in their very first date .( arghhh i have to say something! Come on !)
ReplyWatch U2 at Live Aid 1985, and Rattle & Hum 1988.
ReplyYou will be as happy as Larry, mullen over the situation.
Bonobos, Thedge, Adam Clay Two-Thousand Pounds, and Larry Mullen Sr.’s son looking good
ReplyU2 sucks
ReplyDifferences between Americans and Irish at 5:47
Replywhen I was younger I thought bono was a virus
ReplyI had to look up “tall puppy syndrome,” only to find out it’s actually “tall poppy syndrome”.
ReplyI thought he said Tall Puppy Syndrome lol
ReplyNow I want to watch the rest.
ReplyBono, the man who keeps 98.1% of donations to his One Foundation. How avant-garde.
ReplyLARRY MULLEN IS THE CIVILIZED VERSION OF LARS ULRICH …
ReplyNot an easy band to interview
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