Sightings & Appearances
May 22, 2006
cindy
4 Comments

Drummer in the City

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New York loves U2, and U2 love New York. A Bono sighting in the Big Apple is a rather common occurrence these days. An Edge or Adam Clayton sighting isn’t completely unheard of either. A Larry Mullen sighting, however, is a rare thing because, despite his pretty-boy looks, Larry has the magical ability to move among common-looking people without getting noticed often — which is why we took note of a sighting of the U2 drummer in the city posted at Gawker.com. We can only imagine what Larry was doing in Soho (uhh…shopping?), but we do suspect that he noted the large photo of his friend Bono in the window of the Morrison Hotel Gallery on Prince Street, where there is an exhibition of rock photography by Neal Preston taking place through June 2nd.

4 Comments

  • c May 24, 2006 at 12:23 am

    i would question this gawker sighting except for the fact that they put the words DAMN GOOD in all caps. that’s how you know it actually might have been our mr. mullen.

  • c May 24, 2006 at 12:23 am

    i would question this gawker sighting except for the fact that they put the words DAMN GOOD in all caps. that’s how you know it actually might have been our mr. mullen.

  • cindy May 24, 2006 at 2:12 am

    Yes, I thought the comment on his looks made the sighting more credible. :D

  • cindy May 24, 2006 at 2:12 am

    Yes, I thought the comment on his looks made the sighting more credible. :D

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