Germany: David Hasselhoff promotes spy thriller audiobook in Berlin

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M/S Pop star and actor David Hasselhoff arriving at the East Side Gallery in Berlin
W/S Journalists waiting at the East Side Galley
M/S Hasselhoff and journalists
M/S Hasselhoff posing for a picture next to a promotional poster
C/U Promotional poster of Hasselhoff's new audio book "Up Against the Wall"
M/S Hasselhoff posing for photographs
SOT, David Hasselhoff, pop star and actor: "It just showed that the song 'Looking for Freedom' had a man who has emotion and a man who has heart is respected."
M/S Hasselhoff speaking to journalists
SOT, David Hasselhoff, pop star and actor: "It had nothing to do with bringing down the wall, but I sang a song about freedom. And that song became our song of hope."
W/S Hasselhoff posing for photographs
SOT, David Hasselhoff, pop star and actor: "It's just strange to see buildings next to this beautiful piece of a wall. It's just really weird."
W/S Hasselhoff posing for a photograph
M/S Hasselhoff posing for a photograph
C/U Fan holding CD, waiting for autograph
SOT, David Hasselhoff, pop star and actor: "[...] figure out how to tell the story that is emotional and real, accurate. I know it's accurate because most of my fans from the Hoff Army are from East Germany."
C/U Sign "Berlin Wall; East Side Gallery"
W/S Berlin Wall at the East Side Gallery, Berlin
M/S Hasselhoff's car driving away
M/S Image of a younger Hasselhoff, on the promotional poster
W/S Tourists walking past Berlin Wall at East Side Gallery, Berlin
SCRIPT
Pop star and actor David Hasselhoff promoted his new audiobook, called "Up Against the Wall - Fall of the Wall Mission" ("Up Against The Wall – Mission Mauerfall"), at the remnants of the Berlin Wall, in the German capital on Tuesday.
"It just showed that the song 'Looking for Freedom' had a man who has emotion and a man who has heart is respected," said Hasselhoff as he talked about his memorable performance of one of his songs at the Brandenburg Gate, on New Year's Eve in 1989, which reportedly inspired him to write a book.
The audiobook, will be published on October 3, the day of the Unification of Germany.