Talk:Desire (U2 song)
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[edit] Stooges' 1969
The rhythm of desire is clearly similar to "1969", a song by The Stooges from their album The Stooges (album). Anyone hearing the song will recognize this. According to this site, The Edge has admitted the influence. However, that site also says that the rhythm is a Bo Diddley beat. Which one is the original inspiration? Nothing is said about it in the Desire article... --Pie.er 10:02, 15 September 2006 (UTC)
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