U2 guitarist: It's the job of art to be divisive

U2 guitarist The Edge had "doubts" before they agreed for their album, 'Songs of Innocence' to be an automatic download.

U2 guitarist: It's the job of art to be divisive
Mon, 13 Oct, 2014 - 10:35

U2 guitarist The Edge had "doubts" before they agreed for their album, 'Songs of Innocence' to be an automatic download.

The rock band caused a stir when they released their latest album, 'Songs of Innocence' as an automatic download for Apple users.

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