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    Local politician Frank Henkel told the BBC, "It's a shame that a barrier has been set up. It's stopping many Berliners from hearing the concert. We don't know who's responsible for this, whether it's U2 or MTV. Ten thousand people is a lot, but U2 could have had an even bigger audience enjoying their music at this wonderful location." MTV hit back at the criticism in a statement that said, "MTV wants to ensure that the 10,000 music fans expected to attend tonight's production enjoy a safe and happy experience. Full Article at Spinner.com
    It's a shame that a barrier has been set up. It's stopping many Berliners from hearing the concert. We don't know who's responsible for this, whether it's U2 or MTV. Ten thousand people is a lot, but U2 could have had an even bigger audience enjoying their music at this wonderful location.
    SOURCE: Spinner.com 3 weeks ago
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  1. MTV wants to ensure that the 10,000 music fans expected to attend tonight's production enjoy a safe and happy experience. To that end, MTV placed a temporary security fence around the site perimeter. Under no circumstances did MTV build a 'wall' of any kind in or around the U2 production site.
    SOURCE: Spinner.com 3 weeks ago
  2. Live is where this band lives. It's all that counts ... If you have given us this award I guess that's what you're thinking and it means a great deal to us.
    Bono – Bono SOURCE: Spinner.com 3 weeks ago

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