U2 describes its songwriting process as functionally dysfunctional, CBS News reported in a short preview of an interview with the legendary rock band. The report centers on how the band's members collaborate to write songs and summarizes the conversation rather than presenting the full exchange.

According to CBS News, the interview is scheduled to air on CBS Sunday Morning on Nov. 15. The same conversation is also featured on the podcast Alchemy with Anthony Mason, CBS News reported.

In the preview, members of the band describe their collaborations as "nicely chaotic," CBS News reported. The preview does not identify which members spoke or provide their full remarks on how songs are written, so the account rests on the headline and the short summary alone.

The headline and preview use different descriptions for the same process. The headline calls it functionally dysfunctional, while the preview calls the collaborations nicely chaotic, according to CBS News. The summary does not explain how the band reconciles the two descriptions, and it does not say whether the members agree with each other on the characterization.

CBS News's preview does not indicate whether the band discussed the process beyond these descriptions. The preview is a short summary, not a full transcript of the interview, and it provides no further detail on the band's working methods.

Sources: CBS News: U2 calls their songwriting process "functionally dysfunctional".