Bono discusses his vacation estate in the South of France, which he co-owns with U2 bandmate the Edge. This idyllic retreat has become essential for the band's creative renewal. Despite the upkeep and renovations needed, Bono reflects on how this property, which they stumbled upon in the early nineties, has significantly impacted their lives. The serene surroundings provide an escape from fame, allowing them to reconnect and rejuvenate as artists, illustrating the importance of personal spaces for creativity and family life.
This place saved our musical lives, says Bono a few days later, sitting in one of the living rooms.
U2 was fresh off a ten-year stretch that saw the group go from buzzy new post-punk experiment to stadium-sized rock act.
Bono shares the property with his bandmate the Edge, who couldn't resist splurging on the idyllic estate.
Buildings have been added to accommodate their growing families over the years, showcasing the evolution of the property.
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