U2 frontman Bongo confided in host Chris Evans that it gets under his skin when people call him by the wrong nickname.

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U2 frontman Bongo confided in host Chris Evans that it gets under his skin when people call him by the wrong nickname.
Most people don’t even think about meeting the great hereafter, but sure enough, one day, out of nowhere … wham!
“If you’re very attentive, you’ll be able to note that I have a lot of kale in my diet,” Paltrow advised.
“Knowing that a star of Dinklage’s stature was going to be present ahead of time, we were able to dispatch intel and net three of these dwarf-trafficking bastards,” said Chief Constable Hamilton. “Today we made it a little bit safer for little people.”
The resilient comedian had previously survived a well documented koala attack in the early 1980s.
According to K.I.T.T., gigs have been sparse. His most recent job — playing an aging Volvo that gets into a fender-bender on an insurance commercial — in his own words “wasn’t the best paying gig”.