Bono Issues Another Apology for U2’s iTunes Album Debacle in New Memoir: ‘I Take Full Responsibility’

Bono has offer an apology for Apple downloading U2’s 2014 album “Songs Of Innocence” onto each iTunes user’s account, calling the incident an “overreach” on his part. In an excerpt from his new memoir “Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story,” published by The Guardian Saturday, the artist took responsibility for the ordeal, citing his “vaunting ambition” as the reason he approached Apple CEO Tim Cook with the idea at the time. “Are you talking about free music?” Bono remembers Cook asking him of the idea. “You want to give this music away free? But the whole point of what we’re trying… Read Full Article