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Bono's Back Woes: What We've Heard
Bono's health has sure been raising some eyebrows and concerns lately, and his last-minute pullout from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on March 10th only fueled the flame to an already burning rumor mill within the U2 fan community.
Reasons for Bono's departure from the event have not been officially confirmed as of yet, however, U2News has noticed media reports that might suggest Bono is soon due to have a procedure done on his back, which might put the active singer out of commission for awhile.
Recent news articles, notably from Showbiz Ireland, have reported that the singer has been ducking out of public events for the past month or so. Bono's Conversation as part of the New York Times Arts&Leisure Weekend, originally scheduled for Sunday March 9th, was posponed recently until Sunday March 16th. And now, today, a British newspaper, The People, reports:
U2's BONO is in agony because of a pro-lapsed disc in his back. The 42-year-old singer was forced to lie down in studio this week. A friend said: "He's in a lot of pain."
The isn't the first time Bono's health has worried fans. In 1999, Bono had nasal and lung problems and finally had surgery. He gave up smoking afterwards. It was rumored at the time that Bono would could have permanently lost his ability to sing.
In 2001, after U2?s triumphant Super Bowl Halftime performance in New Orleans, Bono fell asleep in the restroom of a French Quarter restaurant - after celebrating with family, friends and the band - due to the consumption of too much wine. Bono is allergic to certain enzymes in wine, and this causes him to fall asleep suddenly and soundly.
The status of U2's performance at the upcoming 75th Annual Academy Awards on March 23rd in Los Angeles is still a Go as far as we have heard. But we'll keep you posted!
Bono's Back Woes: What We've Heard
Bono's health has sure been raising some eyebrows and concerns lately, and his last-minute pullout from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on March 10th only fueled the flame to an already burning rumor mill within the U2 fan community.
Reasons for Bono's departure from the event have not been officially confirmed as of yet, however, U2News has noticed media reports that might suggest Bono is soon due to have a procedure done on his back, which might put the active singer out of commission for awhile.
Recent news articles, notably from Showbiz Ireland, have reported that the singer has been ducking out of public events for the past month or so. Bono's Conversation as part of the New York Times Arts&Leisure Weekend, originally scheduled for Sunday March 9th, was posponed recently until Sunday March 16th. And now, today, a British newspaper, The People, reports:
U2's BONO is in agony because of a pro-lapsed disc in his back. The 42-year-old singer was forced to lie down in studio this week. A friend said: "He's in a lot of pain."
The isn't the first time Bono's health has worried fans. In 1999, Bono had nasal and lung problems and finally had surgery. He gave up smoking afterwards. It was rumored at the time that Bono would could have permanently lost his ability to sing.
In 2001, after U2?s triumphant Super Bowl Halftime performance in New Orleans, Bono fell asleep in the restroom of a French Quarter restaurant - after celebrating with family, friends and the band - due to the consumption of too much wine. Bono is allergic to certain enzymes in wine, and this causes him to fall asleep suddenly and soundly.
The status of U2's performance at the upcoming 75th Annual Academy Awards on March 23rd in Los Angeles is still a Go as far as we have heard. But we'll keep you posted!
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