OK, here are the questions from the interviewer:
Q1: Good evening and welcome to Sarajevo. You keep coming back to this town, what does this town mean for you, what are your impressions of Sarajevo, this people?
Q2. And the people here love you, they were thrilled and happy when they saw you on the red carpet, it was really a surprise to see you here again.
Q3: How much do people in the West know about this festival?
Q4: When talking about the economy and poverty, I must mention that you are a tireless warrior for the 3rd world countries, you are involved in these positive things, you keep travelling and helping people, you have visited many places. Why are you doing this? You are famous and you are using your name for positive cause, you are trying to change things for people, and not everybody (famous) is like you.
Q5: During the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Sarajevo, your words and your concert have helped people to hear about us, to become aware that we are in Europe and that the war is happening here... that was your celebrity and your words.
Q6: Do you remember your concert in 1997 in Sarajevo? People here still do. I have never again felt that kind of energy again. I remember every moment from that concert on Kosevo (stadium)?
Q7: I think that U2 was very important for us at that time, you have given us a hope, a hope for better tomorrow, you have shown us that we are a part of the world, at that time that was really important for us, for the people here.
Q8: We hope. That's why I must ask you, do you plan to come with U2 to Sarajevo again to hold a concert?
Q9: You have a lot of fans here, how come you're still together, many famous bands have parted, but you still have the energy and you are still great at it?
Q10: How long are you gonna stay in Sarajevo?
Bono:
Oh, I'll be here for the rest of my life!
I'm... just... HAPPY!
I saw a short clip of the beginning of this interview on the BBC World news this morning and was wondering if I'd get to see the rest of it....
