- Adam Clayton: [discussing false names they use at hotels] I am Mr. C.
- Host: All right. And Larry?
- Bono: You were a posh Irish supermodel for a while. I remember that.
- Larry Mullen Jr.: Oh yeah...
- Bono: Michelle Rocker.
- The Edge: What? *You* were Michelle Rocker!
- Bono: I was not! I was Alison Doody!
- The Edge: I was Alison Doody!
- Adam Clayton: I was Alison Doody!
- Bono: Everyone wants to be Alison Doody *now*!
- Bono: It's pop life. We started playing with it a little bit. We thought it was very funny. And then it caught on. And now it's playing with us, I think, a little bit.
- Host: Finish this sentence! Adam, U2's new album sounds like...
- Adam Clayton: Garbage?
- [everyone laughs, including the crew. Bono is upset]
- Host: You shouldn't have said that, man.
- Bono: It's his album! That's the sad... Can I just say something? You... that's... sad! That's sad! Cause you're on it on this one! You go and trash the one record where you're really happening! OK...
- Host: You know when you were little? When you were ickle? When you started together, right? Was it a bedroom, garage? Where did it start? Where did you start actually strumming those tunes?
- Bono: I'm still ickle.
- Host: I know you're still ickle.
- Bono: The stage is but a platform shoe, Chris.
- Host: But where was the first platform shoe?
- Bono: Larry's kitchen. Fifteen or sixteen years ickle.
- Host: Ok, so from Larry's kitchen to here tonight, what happened in between?
- Bono: Megalomania. No. Actually, no. Grace, good fortune, blessings. Lots of things. We're just very, very lucky that we were mates before we were in a band and that we were in a band before we could play. You know what I mean? That was that whole punk thing. We actually joined a band before we could play. What makes a great rock and roll band is something not about just music. It's all kinds of things. And the fact that we're all four equal people.
- Host: Who's going to live longest out of the four of you?
- Larry Mullen Jr.: Why are you looking at me like that?
- Bono: It's obvious. It's Dorian Gray over here. You know what I mean? There's a really ugly oil painting somewhere. But can I just say one thing? It's not that he's going to live longer. It's just going to *feel* longer.
- Bono: It's the songs that people should be talking about. Because that's the stuff that goes all the way to the back. The screens - that's the wrapping paper for the songs. It's the songs that are the reason why people are here. See, the thing that groups won't admit is that when people are screaming and calling their names, they're not really screaming for them. They're screaming for themselves. Because the thing about music is... your lives get all mixed up in the music, you know? This is true for me. So when I hear somebody playing a tune, whatever it is, whether it's Pulp's Jarvis or something that connects with me, I'm not screaming for him, I'm screaming for what that song means to me.
- Host: Did you enjoy it more tonight than last night?
- Bono: Edge played a stonker last night. Adam was great tonight.
- Host: How do you know? How do you make the differentiation? How do you know that he had a blinder and he had a stonker? Poor Larry, you're not going to mention him by the way?
- Larry Mullen Jr.: No. Story of my life.
- Bono: Larry was consistent...