Bono: He dedicated a concert of Don’t dream it’s over to Yulia Navalnaya

During their last concert U2 in Las Vegas on Saturday, the singer Bono expressed his support for Navalny’s widow, dedicating it to her “Don’t dream it’s over“.

Bono asked the audience to help him with the song in her honor Yulia Navalnaya.

The singer encouraged the audience to sing along with him to record a cover of the song and “send it to anyone who loves freedom”.

As the crowd sang along, Bono—a well-known human rights activist—rhythmically called out her name: “Julia, Julia.”

Bono asked the audience at a concert to record a song for Yulia Navalnaya

During a performance in Las Vegas, the lead singer of U2 asked the audience to help him record a song in honor of Yulia Navalnaya, “who continues to fight with Vladimir Putin for a free Russia”. pic.twitter.com/YxyyPcDXqH

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Bono also dedicated from the stage “All I Want is You» to the First Lady, Jill Biden, who was attending the concert.

SOME NEWS: Bono takes U2 on a break from Achtung Baby to perform “All I Want is You” and dedicates the song to all women in the world, on their crew, women experiencing hardship in the world. Then he dedicates it to special guest in Sphere audience…”your First Lady, Jill Biden.” pic.twitter.com/CF4nGlYmYV

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“I dedicate this to all the great women in our lives and all the great women in parts of the world who are going through very difficult circumstances,” Bono, 63, said. “One woman in particular who is with us tonight is a teacher. She’s your first lady — so that’s for Jill Biden,” he said to applause.