Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 5月10日 22時58分

Happy birthday, #Bono. "As an Irishman, I feel a real closeness to the black man because we were both the underdog, because we both have soul and the spirit to spit it out, because we both are too raw to sit nicely on the stiff upper lip of the intelligentsia, wherever they may be found in art circles. The Irish have been described as white niggers and I take that as a compliment. A lot of my heroes happen to be black artists. It would be wrong for me to imitate their actual form, but the spirit of it is something I wish to imitate and to learn from. Bob Marley was a huge, huge influence on #U2. To hear B.B. King sing, which I did a while back, and to hear his voice break — I mean, I wanted to give up singing. The spirit of abandonment, which I see as part of black music, is also part of U2. [But] I must admit, I find it hard to think in terms of color, because it's not an issue for me." From the December 10th, 1987 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Lisa Haun

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