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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN and his E Street Band have left Dublin after rocking Croke Park with two massive gigs this weekend.
But fans at Sunday’s concert got a little extra treat – a surprise duet from Springsteen and our very own Bono.
The U2 frontman was seen arriving at the gig earlier in the evening along with his bandmates Larry Mullen and the Edge, but soon joined Springsteen for a rendition of Because The Night:
This isn’t the first time U2 and Bruce Springsteen have teamed up over the years – most recently, in August 2015, Springsteen joined the band on stage at their gig in New York’s Madison Square Garden.
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Bono did a surprise duet with Bruce Springsteen at his gig in Croke Park last night
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN and his E Street Band have left Dublin after rocking Croke Park with two massive gigs this weekend.
But fans at Sunday’s concert got a little extra treat – a surprise duet from Springsteen and our very own Bono.
The U2 frontman was seen arriving at the gig earlier in the evening along with his bandmates Larry Mullen and the Edge, but soon joined Springsteen for a rendition of Because The Night:
And fans were absolutely DELIGHTED.
This isn’t the first time U2 and Bruce Springsteen have teamed up over the years – most recently, in August 2015, Springsteen joined the band on stage at their gig in New York’s Madison Square Garden.
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