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"Bono will spend the next few days
there, before returning home to recuperate," the band said on their
website. "Once his condition has been
assessed further, a statement will be made regarding the impact on forthcoming
tour dates," the band added. "It's unfortunate that we're
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U2 have been forced to
postpone the next leg of their world tour after singer Bono injured his back, last
Friday. The singer underwent emergency surgery in Germany after suffering an
injury while preparing for the bands upcoming shows in the U.S. 