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U2's new song 'Invisible' is free on iTunes for 24 hours in support of Red charity

U2's new song 'Invisible' is free on iTunes for 24 hours in support of Red charity

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For one day only, U2 is giving away its latest song for free on iTunes. "Invisible" was featured in a Super Bowl commercial that also welcomed Bank of America to the Red HIV/AIDS charity — a cause close to Bono's heart. For every download of the track, Bank of America will donate $1 to Red and the fight against AIDS. The song will be available for free until 11:59PM EST on Monday. U2's next album — the band's first since 2009's No Line on The Horizon — is expected to see release this spring. Bono recently told USA Today that "Invisible" is not intended to be the first single from that album. Instead, he said it's "sort of a sneak preview — to remind people we exist." The song can be downloaded by following this link.