King Centre to honour Bono's humanitarian work

U2 lead singer Bono will be recognised for his humanitarian work at an awards dinner hosted by the family of civil rights leader the Rev Martin Luther King.

King Centre to honour Bono's humanitarian work
Wed, 03 Dec, 2003 - 07:12

U2 lead singer Bono will be recognised for his humanitarian work at an awards dinner hosted by the family of civil rights leader the Rev Martin Luther King.

The rock band’s lead singer will be honoured at the 2004 King Centre Salute to Greatness awards dinner on January 17 in Atlanta.

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