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REPORT / 012026-10-25T17:00:00.000Z

“I tried to describe with the song what it was like to feel that rush, that elation, and then the awful sleep that comes with that drug, and then scream, ‘I'm wide awake!’”: How U2 created the experimental anti-drug song that lit up Live Aid

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“I tried to describe with the song what it was like to feel that rush, that elation, and then the awful sleep that comes with that drug, and then scream, ‘I'm wide awake!’”: How U2 created the experimental anti-drug song that lit up Live Aid