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QUOTED: Davis Guggenheim explains why rock and roll is like a marriage

By Lia Grainger

| September 10, 2011

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It made me think about my own marriage, the way they stayed together, how these guys endured. When you think of great marriage, you think, how does that work? How do these guys stay together?

— Davis Guggenheim draws an odd comparison between U2’s cohesiveness and his own marriage to Elisabeth Shue

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