Show Notes
The second of two parts that bring the U2-Y podcast to a conclusion.
Here in the final episode, Gareth and Steve look back across the the series and talk generally about the later stages of Steve's role with U2 and his retirement years.
NEWS: Steve's store is now live, featuring limited edition prints from his trip to Death Valley in 1986 with U2 for the Joshua Tree cover shoot.
https://www.stephenaverill.com/store
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