
A crystalline delay, three notes looping around, and a whole stadium recognizes The Edge! The guitarist built that signature sound with Bono on vocals, Adam Clayton on bass and Larry Mullen Jr. on drums, the latter having pinned an ad to the notice board of Dublin's Mount Temple School in 1976, before the quartet took the name U2 in 1978. War brought the anger in 1983 with 'Sunday Bloody Sunday', The Joshua Tree opened up the wide American spaces in 1987, then Achtung Baby upended everything in 1991 at Berlin's Hansa studios. Behind the anthems, one constant: a band that has never separated music from commitment. T-shirts stamped with album covers that have become iconic, figures of the quartet and books retracing the saga carry on the legacy. And on stage, from the TV screens saturating Zoo TV in 1992 to the titanic claw of U2 360 in 2009, the stadium concert has never been the same again!
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