U2 may not be able to go ahead with plans for their world tour, after frontman Bono suffered a serious injury.
The Dubliner had an accident in New York last Sunday while cycling in Central Park.
The band were set to begin their world tour in the US next June, but now sources have revealed they may not be able to go ahead with the gigs.
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According to the Sunday Independent Bono will “need at least three months to recover from the painful injuries” he incurred last weekend.
The singer suffered multiple fractures that required two different operations after
he crashed while trying to avoid another cyclist.
The lead singer fractured his left eye socket and broke his left shoulder blade in three places.
According to reports he also suffered a left elbow fracture that left the bone in six pieces.
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Bono endured a serious surgery last Sunday night which included having three plates and 18 screws inserted.
“The injuries will take at least three months to recover,” an insider said.
“Bono plays guitar a lot, and his arm and shoulder will need extensive physiotherapy if he is going to be ready for the tour.
“It all depends now on how quickly he can recover.”
