U2 played exclusive show in New York subway station
Celebrity sightings in the streets of New York City are a daily occurrence -- spontaneous performances from global music legends, not so much.
Yesterday, U2, known for forcing their music on people, gave an impromptu performance in the Grand Central subway station to tons of unsuspecting tourists flooding the platforms.
Fans crowded around the group as they played a couple tunes. Bono & Friends even performed their iconic hit "Angel of Harlem" -- check it out in the Instagram post below.
The band will be stopping by "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on Friday, which is rumored to be the reason behind the surprise subway performance. That Jimmy Fallon never ceases to amaze us.
Check out these tourist posts of U2 at Grand Central:
this makes a compelling case for subway travel!! @U2 www.u2.com. wheeeeeeee!!!!
A photo posted by Mario Batali (@mariobatali) on May 5, 2015 at 7:22am PDT
A photo posted by Julia Zhou (@semiovale) on May 4, 2015 at 7:03pm PDT
Unbelievable! U2/Jimmy Fallon performing at Grand Central #onlyinnewyork #grateful #jimmyfallon #u2
A video posted by Regine (@regineem) on May 4, 2015 at 6:57pm PDT
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