Barbara Walters interview with Niall Horan and One Direction to air – VIDEO

Boy band featured in "10 Most Fascinating People" of 2012

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"Barbara Walters Presents: The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2012," will air as a 90 minute-long ABC News special highlighting some of the year’s most prominent names in entertainment, sports, politics and popular culture. This year’s special will air WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12 (9:30-11pm, ET) on the ABC Television Network, and will include British boy band sensation One Direction.

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Barbara Walters described One Direction’s Harry Styles as “the sexy one” during her recent interview with the record breaking boyband.

One Direction made Walters' 2012 list of the "10 Most Fascinating People" and ABC News has offered a preview of their conversation. 

The minute long clip focuses on how Styles, along with his fellow band mates Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan, and Liam Payne, are handling their outrageous fame.

Niall Horan said it was something he thinks he will never get used to.

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“I was actually thinking about it yesterday,” the Mullingar native told Walters.

“We were heading out to go to a concert and we turned the corner from our hotel and all the girls started running down the main avenue, after us.

“It was like something out of a zombie movie.

“We were like, how could you ever get used to this?”

Styles said he tries to relate to their fans hysteria by thinking of his musical influences.

"I think of my favorite band, especially like when I was younger, and to think that we are some people's favorite band is insane," he says.

"For the people who we're listening to all the time, I still wouldn't probably camp outside places. But people camp out for days to come to things that we do, and it's just amazing."

The full One Direction interview will air on Wednesday December 12 on ABC as part of "Barbara Walters Presents the 10 Most Fascinating People of 2012.

Fifty Shades of Grey author E.L. James was another one of Walter's picks, along with Family Guy creator Guy Seth MacFarlane and New Jersey governor Chris Christie.

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