'I don't think U2 ever forgave me for bumping them from the Late Late'
Briefly

Boland played a pivotal role in shaping Irish music's landscape through The Late Late Show, responsible for selecting acts like U2 and pioneering events like Self Aid.
Discussing U2's persistence, Boland recalls, 'Larry Mullen Jr phoned every single week for about six months,' highlighting the drummer's dedication to getting their big break.
Reflecting on U2's delayed debut, he adds, 'We’d tell the bands… there could be a change, but I don’t think U2 ever quite forgave me!'
Boland's contributions extend beyond the show; he significantly impacted Dublin's music scene back in the mid-1960s, promoting local talent and nurturing artistic expression.
Read at Irish Independent
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