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April 05, 2008
The View Presents... The Edge
U2's The Edge was John Kelly's guest on a special episode of 'The View' on RTE One last week.
In 'The View Presents... The Edge' the guitarist talked about the responsibilities of fame, creativity and the band's longevity.
Commenting on how U2 have remained so cohesive a unit over 30 years, he said: "Maybe it's because we were friends before we were a band. So in a sense the friendships were solid, so when it came to those moments of conflicts or difficulty, we kind of were able to skirt around the big conflicts and diffuse the situation and so we're operating in pretty much the same way now as we always did."
Watch the full clip below.
Posted by Jonathan at April 5, 2008 12:08 AM
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