NEW YORK, May 6 (UPI) -- Leave it to Jimmy Fallon to orchestrate a U2 concert underground.
The Irish rock band set up shop near Grand Central Terminal and sang their hit song, "Angel of Harlem," on Monday.
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1 of 2 | Bono and the members of U2 arrive on the red carpet at the 86th Academy Awards at Hollywood & Highland Center in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles on March 2, 2014. UPI/Kevin Dietsch | License Photo
Fans naturally got excited about the unexpected performance and documented it on social media.
@jimmyfallon and @U2 dressed as street musicians at a subway station at 10p on a Monday! #gottaloveNYC pic.twitter.com/DhiKtJXKRS
— Shane Ankeney (@ShaneAnkeney) May 5, 2015The subway scene is set to premiere when Bono and the rest of the group make a guest appearance on the Tonight Show Friday.
Back in November, Bono had a bike accident that caused the band to cancel their weeklong residency. The Daily News reported that the famous singer and host were seen outside of Rockefeller center, filming a skit to reenact the bicycle incident that will also appear later this week.
Fallon has been on a musical roll lately. On Monday, he teamed up with Jack Black to recreate the "More Than Words" video.
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