U2 Pays Tribute To Anthony Bourdain In New York [VIDEO]
U2 dedicated a song to the late Anthony Bourdain during their New York show last night, June 11. Watch the video right here.
By WKBW on June 12, 2018
U2 dedicated a song to the late Anthony Bourdain during their New York show last night, June 11.
Bono ended the concert with a speech, saying:
“It’s hard to lose a friend and this band has been through that. And now this great storyteller, who I’m sure has stories he couldn’t tell us … So for Anthony Bourdain, and his friends and family, this is a song inspired by a great, great, great friend of ours. His name is Michael Hutchence.”
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The band then played “Stuck In A Moment You Can’t Get Out Of,” which was written for the INXS frontman after he committed suicide in 1997, reports NME.
Furthermore, if you or anyone you know needs help, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255. Please get the help you need if you’re experiencing any sort of suicidal thoughts or actions.
Watch the speech below.
Bono pays tribute to Anthony Bourdain at #U2 Apollo Theater show in NYC. pic.twitter.com/jifAfJ3Qpt
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