Bono's daughter Eve Hewson puts her curves on display in sexy lingerie for GQ

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The Knick actress poses in the October issue of the magazine
Eve told GQ that although she was born in Dublin, she was upset to learn she unwittingly moved across the street from an Irish bar in Brooklyn
She also said she's 'freaked out' by being famous but thinks she has a 'blur face' that people forget

Published: 14:59 EST, 30 September 2015 | Updated: 16:43 EST, 30 September 2015

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Chart-topping musician Bono may want to avoid flicking through the pages of the latest GQ magazine - or risk seeing his daughter in a totally new light.

The U2 singer's 24-year-old daughter, actress Eve Hewson, puts her curves on full display in the October issue of the publication, posing seductively in barely-there lingerie in a stunning spread.

In the titillating trio of photos, Eve wears a lace corset as well as a green teddy by luxe lingerie brand Agent Provocateur, her messy hair swept back behind her shoulders.

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Sultry shoot: Eve Hewson appears in a series of sexy photos currently on GQ.com, one of which also appears in the October issue of the magazine

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In a third photo, the stunner plays up her blue eyes in a plunging Missoni swimsuit, which is teamed with a pair of Marc Jacobs snakeskin heels.

But far from being just another pretty face, Eve, who is the daughter of Bono and his activist wife Ali Hewson, is already making a name for herself as a reputable actress.

Indeed, fans of the Cinemax series The Knick might be surprised to learn that Eve, who plays West Virginia native Lucy Elkins, doesn't really have a southern accent.

In fact, the young actress was actually born in Dublin. But while the brunette beauty's Irish accent isn't quite as strong as her dad's, she revealed in her interview with GQ that it can be much more apparent when she's fired up.

Famous parents: The 24-year-old is the daughter of activist Ali Hewson (left) and Bono (center)

Dialect queen: For the Cinemax show The Knick, she's mastered a West Virginia accent - but she's actually from Ireland

Speaking to the magazine, she explained that though she's now living in New York, her Irish roots seem to follow her wherever she goes.

Without meaning to, she chose a Williamsburg, Brooklyn apartment right across the street from an Irish bar, admitting: 'It's the bane of my life.'

Annoyed by the noise on the street, she recently had to break up a fight by yelling, 'Shut the f*** up' out her window, her accent shining through.

Set to appear in Steven Spielberg's upcoming film Bridge of Spies alongside Tom Hanks, the starlet admitted that she may not be quite prepared to get recognized the same way her dad does, getting stopped by fans everywhere he goes.

Stil somewhat anonymous: Though she is worried about what will happen when she gets more famous, right now she thinks she has a 'blur face' that people forget

Cover girl: Earlier this year, she posed on the cover of Town & Country magazine

'It freaks me out,' she said. 'I'm going to have to start behaving in public. [But] I think I have a "blur face". I assume no one will recognize or remember me.'

That's been growing increasingly difficult, as Eve racks up more acting credits and magazine appearances.

In July, she appeared on the cover of Town & Country's Modern Swans issue, which spotlighted 50 young women 'making their mark on the world'.

'There’s the cliché of the celebrity kid with a fragrance and a handbag line and they design jewelry on the side and maybe dabble in acting,' she said at the time. 'I’ve always been very particular about the fact that [acting] is the one thing I want to do.'

She also dished on what it was like to grow up with a mega-famous musician for a father, saying: '[There was] music all around and writers walking in and out. I was constantly dancing in front of the TV and pissing everyone off. [They’d say] "Stop dancing, Eve!"'