Title 117895 CS

Bono

  • First published 1998
  • 384 pages
  • English
Step into the extraordinary life of Bono, artist, activist, and lead singer of U2, as he unveils his memoir, "Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story." Across forty chapters, each named after a U2 song and accompanied by Bono's original drawings, this book offers an intimate journey from his Dublin childhood, marked by the profound loss of his mother at fourteen, through U2's unlikely rise to global influence. It chronicles decades of activism dedicated to combating AIDS and extreme poverty, alongside candid reflections on his faith, family, and the friendships that have shaped him.

With candor, humor, and deep self-reflection, Bono explores the challenges he has faced and the enduring quest for meaning that underlies his public and private lives. This is an invitation to understand the man behind the icon, to discover how a life lived on the world's stage grapples with vulnerability, loss, and the power of connection.
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This edition
William Heinemann Ltd, 2021
ISBN
9781785152092
Language
English
Original edition Originally published in 1998 · English · Penguin