Fans flock to see U2 rock Norman
If it weren’t for the 150-foot tall, four-legged, green and orange monster sitting on Owen Field, the scene in Norman could have passed for a game day. Homeowners and church groups sold parcels of property for $15 a car, local bands filled the air with classic rock outside bars, and tailgating was the official sport of spectators. But the team playing Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on Sunday was ...
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