I'll go first. I am an older adult female fan of Harry. There are quite a few older fans (over 30, 40, 50 and even older). There are also some male fans, though more females than males. I didn't plan to become a fan. I actually avoided One Direction like the plague because I assumed they were a traditional boy band - i.e. some kind of young dress-alike dance-alike autotune-live pop/urban group. They were apparently a bit like that in the beginning. I never saw or heard them until the end of 2014 when I accidentally saw them on SNL and I was surprised that they had grown up, were not dancing. were not dressed alike, and were singing a good song that was a bit Mumford-like. I later discovered I like a lot of their more recent music, especially classic rock style stuff. When I watched live concert videos, I was impressed with Harry's huge stage persona and charisma. He reminded me of Jagger - a good singer, dynamic, cheeky, funny, inventive, athletic and very focused on entertaining his audience. I also discovered he was well liked among celebrities and others in the business, and seemed to be grounded and humble. But my main impression was that his talent was BIG - bigger than what he was doing which was being 1/5, then 1/4 of a singing group.

I am really looking forward to seeing Harry act in Dunkirk and also looking forward to his solo music.

Harry was in NYC to meet w/ Columbia records.

Here in NYC w/ @savageinteriordesign on Instagram: "Snowed in with ©harrystyles #onedirection #interiordesign #nyc
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Here at JFK, meeting some fans, headed back to London:
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