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U2 play live on RTÉ's "TV GAGA" and two fans get a chance to play with the band.

Bono Meets Fans In Boston

RTÉ's current affairs programme "Today Tonight" goes to Boston to see U2's impact on America. Pat Kenny meets fans waiting for Bono outside the band's hotel. Bono signs autographs and chats with those who have waited for him. One girl presents Bono with a sketch of the band.

Note: This clip is edited from rushes for the "Today Tonight" programme.

U2 Naked

Of the many interviews Dave Fanning has conducted with U2, a 1987 broadcast where the band stripped and then persuaded the DJ to remove his clothes has to be one of the more bizarre.

U2 at HMV Grafton Street

Fans who come to buy the "Rattle and Hum" album at a midnight launch in Dublin get a surprise when Bono, the Edge and Adam turn up at the store.

"Rattle And Hum" Premiere

At the Dublin premiere of "Rattle and Hum", the band plays to fans waiting outside the cinema in O'Connell Street.

"Stage Fright, Bono?"

At the end of two years that brought worldwide recognition to U2, the band talk to Gay Byrne about dealing with fame at home in Dublin.

"U2 Is On My Mind From The Moment I Get Up In The Morning"

Three girls who spend their time hanging around Windmill Lane studios describe meeting Bono in this clip from a Julian Vignoles radio documentary.

U2 Ring In The New Year

U2 play the Point Depot in Dublin on New Year's Eve 1989. This was the last of four gigs in Dublin. The show was broadcast live on radio in Ireland by RTÉ and throughout Europe on BBC. RTÉ Television went live to the Point Depot as part of its New Year's Eve programme.

ZOO TV

U2 talk to Pat Kenny about Zoo TV, American presidents, how to fix the Irish economy and showbands.

Zooropa Dublin Concert On Radio Worldwide

With an estimated 700 million to listen to the radio broadcast of U2's Zooropa concert from the RDS in Dublin, fans from around the world queue at the venue. RTÉ radio producer Ian Wilson talks about the broadcast.