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New York Will Follow U2
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Jen Chung
Published Nov 23, 2004
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Gothamist will have a more extensive wrap-up of U2's "so secret, it's a record label's wet dream with all the buzz" Brooklyn concert from Janelle, but we loved this photo by Steven Tom of The Edge in front of a Holland Tunnel sign [U2 spent a good part of the day on a flat bed truck, filming their upcoming video]. And reader Jill sent us this Bono photo from midtown. Thousands flocked from office buildings, even skipping work, to enjoy the spur of the moment concert. Naturally, the NY Post takes pride in pointing out that Bono yelled that he'd like a coffee and a NY Post. Did you skip work to head to Brooklyn and chase U2 around town? Or did you sit back in your cubicle, looking at the photos on other people's blogs in envy?
More pictures:
- Amy Langfield
- Brooklyn Vegan
- rickey.org
- Sweet Scarlet
- One Louder
- Benny Blanco
- View from Baxter: 1, 2
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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