Other well-received performances on the day included those by U2 and David Bowie. "The Guardian" cited Live Aid as the event that made stars of U2. The band played a 12-minute rendition of "Bad". The length of "Bad" limited them to two songs; a third, "Pride (In the Name of Love)", had to be dropped. During "Bad", vocalist Bono jumped off the stage to join the crowd and dance with a teenage girl. In July 2005, the woman said that he had saved her life. She was being crushed by people pushing forwards; Bono saw this, and gestured frantically at the ushers to help her. They did not understand what he was saying, and so he jumped down to help her himself. David Bowie's performance has been described by "Rolling Stone" as "arguably Bowie's last triumph of the 1980s". Dire Straits and Phil Collins (both accompanied by Sting) also received praise for their performances at Wembley.