U2 auction – Do you take cash for that?


{ Lot #116 U2 Stylist’s Measurement Book }
Former U2 stylist Lola Cashman is putting some U2 items up for auction on the music collectibles and memorabilia site gottahaverockandroll.com. U2 sued Cashman in 2006, claiming she acquired some items – including the infamous Stetson hat – without the band’s permission.
The auction includes Bono’s rosary beads, a bible signed by Larry Mullen (‘with real love’) as well as the drummer’s signed, worn sneakers. (Eeew.) Most fun though is the inclusion of the stylist’s ‘measurement’ book, which is sure to raise a smile as well as a few bucks ($800). You can flip through some of the pages on the auction site.
Now what we’d like to know is… who would pay 1,200 dollars for a signed, crumpled copy of Rolling Stone magazine?

6 thoughts on “U2 auction – Do you take cash for that?”

  1. Can see why Bono would need that stetson to appear taller – who knew he’s only 5’7”! These artifacts are a fascinating insight into an iconic band. U2 memorabilia very rarely comes up at auction and it’s obvious from the number of views this article has already attracted there’s going to be great interest.

  2. Can see why Bono would need that stetson to appear taller – who knew he’s only 5’7”! These artifacts are a fascinating insight into an iconic band. U2 memorabilia very rarely comes up at auction and it’s obvious from the number of views this article has already attracted there’s going to be great interest.

  5. I see Lola noted his waist was getting larger..he ain’t no 34″ waist nowadays!

  6. I see Lola noted his waist was getting larger..he ain’t no 34″ waist nowadays!

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