Bono in conversation with Michka Assayas

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BONO in conversation with Michka Assayas,
with a foreword by Bono

Has anyone read this book? Is it any good? I hadn't heard of it before, but hubby saw it in the bookstore last night and bought me a copy. Seems to be some interesting reading so far.
 
Bono gives great answers to some awesome questions by Michka.
Absolutely loved reading this book ...Well worth $20 ...
Bono In Conversation ... gets 2 :up: in my book !! Go buy it !!
 
I read this on the plane to and from Chicago and I could barely put it down. It's a very good read, and very insightful. I highly recommend it. :up:
 
Bono's Betty said:
Not bad but I thought it would be better.

Yep, I thought so too.

For all that Bono's open with his answers, he's also incredibly evasive.

I personally got more out of Neil McCormick's "I was Bono's Doppelganger" and a greater hint to his personality.
 
I have it reserved at the library. Can't wait to get it!

I find it very amusing that Bono writes the forward to a book about Bono. :D
 
I just bought the book today actually made my whole weekend! :hyper: started reading it abit ..so far i'm loving it :)
 
It was pretty good, but if you're not that interested in Bono, but primarily in the band as a whole, maybe you should just borrow it.
Well worth a read anyhow, made me laugh, and (almost) cry at times.
 
I think it's great book. Really nice reading. And some of those Bono's answers... :)))) Great.
There's a lot of things I have heard for the first time about.
 
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