Bono, Yoko The Edge and Me at the John Lennon Tapestry and Inaugural Day Ellis Island July 2015

July 29th 2015 Ellis Island Yoko, Bono and Me. John Munnelly with Bono, The Edge and Yoko I was invited to Ellis Island as a guest of Art for Amnesty International to participate in an event to inaugurate John Lennon Day and the unveiling of a 'Thank You' Tapestry to Yoko Ono for her donation of the rights to John Lennon's music to Amnesty International. Bono and Yoko spoke about being an immigrant and specifically about John Lennon's struggle with the powers that wanted to deny him an Immigrant Visa - a Green Card into America. Bono claimed all the Beatles as Irish- it was a fun and humorous speech. Later they unveiled what might be described as a Yellow Submarine crossed with Manhattan-Whale Tapestry in the Registry Hall of Ellis Island. Lennon appears on the top of the commissioned Artwork holding a peace V sign. Because I am a social justice singer, an Irish immigrant who sought a green card and also a musician/song-writer I fel