U2 had no US singles 2000-2005?

So this was news to me. Sorry if it's not news to
everyone else here. I was glancing through the booklet
of U2's 18 Singles CD and I was a bit taken aback to
notice than no songs from "All That You Can't Leave
Behind" or "How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb" were
officially released as singles in the US.

That is surprising because I remember songs like
"Beautiful Day", "Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out
Of" and "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own"
blanketing the airwaves and video channels. Not to
mention rockers "Elevation" and "Vertigo" which also
got used in multiple commercials.

So is this true? Is there no US chart data for those U2
singles? Surely the airplay was through the roof for
most of them.

Did Casey Kasem include any of them in his countdowns?

I just checked my Whitburn and counted 9 charted U2
songs between 00 and 05. Only 2 of them ("Beautiful
Day" and "Vertigo") list catalog #s, so it appears the
rest were airplay hits with no commercially available
single. Keep in mind that by the 00s, very few physical
singles were released.
As to why the band didn't include any of these songs on
their CD, I have no idea. When was the disc released?

There must have been promo singles released because TM
Studios lists radio edits for:

Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of
Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own

All the others were the same as the album versions.

Yeah, 2000 was around the time record companies stopped
releasing commercial singles to force people to buy the
whole album. "Vertigo" was a stand-alone digital single
in the US.

Edited by Brian W.