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Jul 31, 2005
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Copenhagen is the place to be

The beautiful city of Copenhagen has been very kind to us so far. The boys came out a little bit yesterday to say hi to fans, tourists and random passerbys before taking off for a quiet retreat in Helena Christensen’s summer house.


Bono and Edge’s (and Anton’s) absence didn’t stop people like Sean Penn, Lars Ulrich and his dad from partying hard and staggering back into their hotel in the early hours. Perhaps we will be treated to a medley of Metallica and U2′s One? Only one mystery remains: How many of those purple shirts does Bono really have? The mind boggles…

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  • Caroline August 1, 2005 at 9:32 am

    Maybe Sharon has a season ticket to the dry cleaners.

  • Caroline August 1, 2005 at 9:32 am

    Maybe Sharon has a season ticket to the dry cleaners.

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