Shania Twain Says She’s Flattered by Harry Styles’ Fandom in New Book: ‘I Love Him A Lot’

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Thania Garcia Before Shania Twain trended worldwide alongside Harry Styles for his explosive Coachella weekend-one set, the country-pop superstar sat down with journalist Steve Baltin for an interview about her 1997 hit “You’re Still the One” for his new book titled “Anthems We Love: 29 Iconic Artists On The Songs That Shaped Our Lives” (out Oct.

25).The British pop star invited Twain as his surprise Coachella guest last weekend where the two performed 1999’s “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!” and, perhaps inevitably, “You’re Still the One.”Prior to the two sequined A-listers having their joint way with her signature hit, Twain shared with Baltin her admiration for Styles and Kacey Musgraves’ 2018 cover of “You’re Still the One.” Twain also said Styles had caught her attention long before his live cover. (In 2013, in the middle of his One Direction years, he simply tweeted, “Shania Twain is so good.”). “I love him a lot,” she says of Styles in the forthcoming book. “There’s so many young people his age and even younger that I guess, as becoming adults, started expressing it.

And it was only then that I started realizing that, wow, even in my show, certain days of the week there’d be so many college students.

And I’d be thinking, ‘Where are they coming from? I haven’t been on tour in so long. No new music in so long,'” she said.“So I asked a few of them and they’re like, ‘My first concert was Shania Twain when I was 6’ or ‘when I was 3.’ Or ‘when I was 8.’ And I’m thinking, ‘Wow, you guys are the kids that were lining up at the stage.’ We had to set up special security so that kids could approach the stage.”In theory, Styles could have very easily been one of those kids.In-between songs during his Coachella set, he gushed, “I.