Following a meet-and-greet with Jojo in Bergen County, her fans were absolutely unwilling to see her depart after the event. Jojo, known for her hit songs “Leave (Get Out)” and “Too Little Too Late” that dominated the charts in the mid-2000s, autographed copies of her new memoir “Over the Influence” at Books and Greetings in Northvale.
Numerous fans queued up in a line that extended from the door and onto the sidewalk to have the opportunity to meet the singer, who also had roles in “RV” and “Aquamarine.”
During the event, Jojo took photos with fans and gladly shared hugs while listening to stories from her fans about how her music had impacted their lives.
One fan shared, “The first ringtone I ever purchased was ‘Too Little Too Late.'”
Another fan handed Jojo a letter they had written about her when they were 8 years old, which the singer proceeded to read aloud. Fans also expressed admiration for the singer’s performance in “Moulin Rouge” on Broadway.
