Bruce Springsteen and Chris Martin stepped in to replace Bono at a Times Square World AIDS Day concert Monday night. The U2 lead singer was injured in a bicycle crash in Nov., which has forced the band to cancel several shows.
The Edge, Larry Mullen Jr., Bruce Springsteen, and Adam Clayton perform as "U2 minus 1" to mark World AIDS Day in Times Square on Monday in New York City.
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U2 was set to play a concert in support of World AIDS Day in Times Square, but Bono was injured in a Central Park bike crash last month, which has led the band to cancel several shows, including a weeklong residency on The Tonight Show and left the band scrambling to find a replacement singer for Monday's show.
On Monday, U2 posted to their Facebook page that Bruce Springsteen and Coldplay's Chris Martin would replace the singer during the show.
U2 lead singer Bono before the bike crash.
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