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Bono, the frontman of U2, has acknowledged that he had previously thought about leaving the band. On the upcoming Disney+ documentary A Kind Of Homecoming, the 62-year-old singer, whose true name is Paul David Hewson, candidly admitted that he “absolutely thought about walking away” from the group.

The band’s members, including Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr., and The Edge, had all considered leaving at some point throughout their nearly 50 years together, the star added, adding that it is the “correct impulse” to do so. “I have definitely considered leaving U2, every member has,” he stated. All of us have considered it.

It is reasonable to wonder if this should continue and what it requires of the four members. However, I want to continue because I feel like something is stirring in my voice and singing, and I want to write songs that we do not yet have. We are pursuing the song’s dragon, which we are unable to obtain.

The Irish singer continued by acknowledging that at times, his advocacy “tested the patience” of his colleagues. “Friendship is deeply part of who we are, but you could lose that along the way,” he added in the documentary. We had to put up some effort.

“I did that to some folks in a rock and roll band, and you do not want to be in the picture with people who might have diametrically opposed views to your own.” “I am converting our band’s creations into money that I have decided to spend in these places.” Although I am aware that I try their patience, they generally support me.