JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: Those boy bands you think they are just about a bunch of screaming teenage girls yelling and going crazy. This lady here should tell you that there is something very different about this story. We get a report now from reporter Lee Ann Kim with KGTV in San Diego.</s>MICKEY MONROE, 'N SYNC FAN: I'm 84 years old and I'm very proud of it. And I'm going to see 'N Sync today.</s>LEE ANN KIM, KGTV (voice-over): She is dressed to impress, ready to see the boys that captured her heart.</s>MONROE: This is Lance, and isn't he sweet. Look at those beautiful green eyes, oh man, and this is Justin and this is Josh and that's Lance and this is Joey, and this is Chris.</s>KIM: She knows their names, their history and their music. She even wears them around her wrist. (on camera): Wow.</s>MONROE: Isn't that cool?</s>KIM: I noticed that you had Lance up at the front.</s>MONROE: Um-hmm.</s>KIM: Do you think you have a chance with Lance?</s>CHEN: The woman is not shy. We want to meet Mickey Monroe (ph) right now. Mickey, I don't know how to tell you this, but there are people who think you might be a little old for this sort of thing.</s>CHEN: Never too old to have a good time.</s>MONROE: Oh, no, no, no.</s>CHEN: I'm sorry, Mickey, we are going to have to ask you to stand by. We need to go up to Washington just for a moment. There is a new report coming in from Washington and we are standing by to listen to the assistant chief Terry Gainer, if we can hear him.
Eighty-Four Year Old Woman Big Fan of 'N Sync