Help needed finding two U2 articles!
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Fri, 18 Dec 1998 17:28:36 -0500 (EST)
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Your help would be greatly appreciated!
I am doing some writing about the spiritual themes in U2's music and I
want to properly reference two quotes by Bono. I know roughly when they
were said and what sort of publications they were in.
One was in a British newspaper at the beginning of January 1998 (Jan. 1
or 2 ?) Bono was interviewed and said something to the effect that "the
Psalms in the Bible were the first real blues" - Bono was wearing some
funky leopard-skin boots in the photos that accompanied the article.
The other quote I am looking to reference was in a magazine (a fashion mag
I think) somewhere around September to November 1994. Bono was talking
about the new stage persona "MacPhisto". In this article Bono was
discussing what the stage set-up and why he put on the horns - He said
something like: "I may as well spell it out for you - what all this is -
it's the devil."
If you have either of these articles or know which paper/magazine they
were in and what day I would really appreciate your help. I would send
you something in return to say thanks. Please reply to me personally
rather than by "the wire".
Henry VanderSpek
I am doing some writing about the spiritual themes in U2's music and I
want to properly reference two quotes by Bono. I know roughly when they
were said and what sort of publications they were in.
One was in a British newspaper at the beginning of January 1998 (Jan. 1
or 2 ?) Bono was interviewed and said something to the effect that "the
Psalms in the Bible were the first real blues" - Bono was wearing some
funky leopard-skin boots in the photos that accompanied the article.
The other quote I am looking to reference was in a magazine (a fashion mag
I think) somewhere around September to November 1994. Bono was talking
about the new stage persona "MacPhisto". In this article Bono was
discussing what the stage set-up and why he put on the horns - He said
something like: "I may as well spell it out for you - what all this is -
it's the devil."
If you have either of these articles or know which paper/magazine they
were in and what day I would really appreciate your help. I would send
you something in return to say thanks. Please reply to me personally
rather than by "the wire".
Henry VanderSpek