Bono, the leader of the U2 band amazed his fans once again this Monday by making a call to the 2FM radio show and then, by appearing at a public function along with politicians in Berlin. Bono rang up to an early morning 2FM radio show on his way to drop his daughter to school. Bono, through the medium of radio defended the news about his legendary voice. He was upset about the news that he was not singing the famous song “In a life Time” with Moya Brennan, the Clannad singer as the quality of his voice has deteriorated.

Bono laughed off the allegation and made clear that he could still sing high notes without any problem. He said that the report is only an Inter-band rivalry. Bono sang a jingle to entertain his hosts of the radio. Bono later reached Berlin to attend the parliamentary council meeting of the Social Democrats. He rang the bell to start the meeting and was seen standing next to Peter Struck. Bono was happy that fighting poverty with money was helping millions of lives. He also appreciated the debt relief law which will provide help in sending 29 million children in Africa to study in school.