U2 lead singer, Bono, has revealed that he was confronted by German anarchists at the G8 summit, who chased him down the street shouting 'Make Bono History.'
Bono said that even though he was running for his, he thought it was a pretty good line, the Independent reported.
The 53-year-old singer was also booed in the same week on stage in Arusha, Tanzania at the TED conference which he had campaigned to have in Arusha.
He said that he was booed by all the young entrepreneurs in the audience who thought he was peddling this idea of a supplicant Africa.
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