“Don't believe in the 60's,the Golden age of Pop.You glorify the past,when the Future dries up”

—  Bono

Lyrics, Rattle And Hum(1988)
Context: Don't believe in the 60's, the Golden age of Pop. You glorify the past, when the Future dries up

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