Sonntag, 19. Dezember 2004
timesonline.co.uk: U2 IS suing a former stylist for the return of mementoes, including a hat and trousers worn by Bono, and a pair of tour mugs, writes Jan Battles.
The group, whose latest album has gone to No 1 in more than 25 countries, has lodged a case in the Circuit Court in Dublin seeking to retrieve the items valued at £3,500 from Lola Cashman, who worked as the band’s stylist in the late 1980s.
Cashman, who wrote an unauthorised account of her dealings with the band last year, tried to sell the memorabilia at Christie’s in London a few years ago. When the auctioneers contacted the band’s management to authenticate the items, U2 said they were not Cashman’s to sell and threatened legal action. [
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The group, whose latest album has gone to No 1 in more than 25 countries, has lodged a case in the Circuit Court in Dublin seeking to retrieve the items valued at £3,500 from Lola Cashman, who worked as the band’s stylist in the late 1980s.
Cashman, who wrote an unauthorised account of her dealings with the band last year, tried to sell the memorabilia at Christie’s in London a few years ago. When the auctioneers contacted the band’s management to authenticate the items, U2 said they were not Cashman’s to sell and threatened legal action. [
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