Who would have thought that U2, one of the world's most prolific and successful rock bands, would have ever been told they weren't good enough? UberFacts has unearthed a rejection letter that the group received from RSO Records in May of 1979, and it's surprising, to say the least. The letter is addressed to Mr. P. Hewson (you know him as Bono) and states that the demo the band had sent in was "not suitable" for the record label to sign them. A rejection letter Bono received from a record label ...
Who would have thought that U2, one of the world's most prolific and successful rock bands, would have ever been told they weren't good enough? UberFacts has unearthed a rejection letter that the group received from RSO Records in May of 1979, and it's surprising, to say the least. The letter is addressed to Mr. P. Hewson (you know him as Bono) and states that the demo the band had sent in was "not suitable" for the record label to sign them. A rejection letter Bono received from a record label ...
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