From CNN Entertainment reporter Brooke Anderson:  

The rock stars of U2 lit up Sundance with their star power and incomparable music. (”New Year’s Day,” “Sunday Bloody Sunday,” “Stuck in a Moment” are some of my favorites, though it’s hard to name just a few.)

The group was in Park City premiering “U2 3D,” a concert documentary, offering audiences with 3-D glasses a front-row seat to their 2006 stadium shows in South America.

U2’s live shows are incredible — and the film is also electrifying. A conversation with Bono and The Edge … well, that was just plain cool.

I spoke with the band before the debut of their film. Here are some of the highlights (and yes, Bono does most of the talking when they do interviews):

• Bono jokes he’s been wearing sunglasses all these years because he’s been looking at things in 3-D.
• Bono believes “Irish people are essentially Latin people who don’t know how to dance.”
• Bono admits it’s cold in Park City and that he had some Irish whiskey before our chat.
• As a publicist tried to pull them away, Bono stayed to talk longer, saying “We love CNN.”

And Bono, we love you guys, too.