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Bono Denies Endorsing Violence
02/18/2011
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(Rock News Desk) U2 frontman Bono says anyone who thinks he or his band are in favour of violence have to be "barking mad."

The U2 singer has reacted after news of his support for an apparent South African race-hate song ricocheted around the planet earlier this week.

Now the frontman says his comments have been used inappropriately. "It's kind of a bit mad, to be honest," he states. "U2 are famous for songs of non-violence." more on this story

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