INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — With a mic in hand, Bono belts out “Vertigo,” close enough to reach out and touch, as if you’re sharing the stage with him at the Beacon Theatre in New York.

As he performs, the front row seat experience becomes deeply personal, with the U2 frontman seemingly locking eyes with you before the camera swings to his side to reveal the crowd, pumping their fists in excitement. The song’s lyrics leap from beneath Bono’s feet through 3D animation, gathering around him while hovering over the crowd.

This isn’t your typical concert. It's an all-access pass into Bono's performance and documentary film “Bono: Stories of Surrender," which premiered last week on Apple TV+ and gained new life through the Apple Vision Pro . The device places viewers right onstage with Bon

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