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Robert Frederick Xenon "Bob" Geldof, KBE (born October 5, 1951) is an Irish singer, songwriter, actor and political activist. He is sometimes called 'Saint' Bob as a result of his high profile charity work.//Geldof was born Robert Frederick Xenon Geldof in Dún Laoghaire, County Dublin to parents of Irish and Belgian extraction. He attended Blackrock College near Dublin, a school whose staunch Catholic nationalist ethos he disliked. After work as a slaughterman, road navvy and pea canner, he started as a music journalist in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada for the weekly Georgia Straight publication. He became lead singer of the Irish band Boomtown Rats in 1975, a rock group closely linked with the punk movement.In 1978, they had their first Number 1 single with "Rat Trap", which was the first New Wave chart-topper in the UK. In 1979 the group shot to international fame with the follow-up, "I Don't Like Mondays." [1] This was equally successful, as well as controversial; Geldof wrote it in the aftermath of Brenda Ann Spencer's attempted massacre at an elementary school across the street from her house in San Diego, California at the beginning of 1979. It was later covered by rock group Bon Jovi when Geldof joined them for a duet of the song on June 25, 1995 at a concert in Wembley Stadium in London, almost exactly ten years after Geldof performed the song at Live Aid.Geldof quickly became known as a colourful spokesperson for rock music. The Boomtown Rats' first appearance on Ireland's The Late Late Show led to complaints from viewers. He had limited success as an actor, his most notable role being the lead in the 1982 film Pink Floyd The Wall, based on the Pink Floyd album The Wall
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Bob Geldof Visits Bank Group
Irish Rock Star, Bob Geldof, on Tuesday, June 30, 2009, paid a courtesy call on the Bank Group. The visit, which is the first of its kind, enabled the actor and writer to meet with senior officials of the institution within the framework of the global financial crisis.
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Sir Bob and Peaches put on a united front
Sir Bob and Peaches put on a united front
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Glastonbury gears up for final day and Pixie Geldof shows off her poetic side at as she unveils another tattoo
Pixie Geldof joined the celebrity contingent at Glastonbury today, sporting the same £250 Jimmy Choo wellies as Naomi Campbell.
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Annan and Geldof launch climate campaign
Kofi Annan , the former secretary-general of the United Nations, and Bob Geldof , the founder of Live Aid, launched a new ”climate justice” campaign on Friday ahead of December’s UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
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Italian quake town dramatises G8 summit challenges
G8 leaders will discuss next week when trillions of dollars in support to global economies could safely be withdrawn from recession-hit financial systems, and a proposal to undercut the dollar's dominance.
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