Taylor Swift cutout that brightens commuters’ mornings as they ride past her will stay despite owner’s move to another city
The owner of a beloved life-sized cutout of Taylor Swift which has brightened people’s commute to work will stay, despite them moving to another city. The life-size likeness of the ‘Shake It Off’ singer has been displayed from an apartment window in Manchester for five years and is loved by Metrolink tram pᴀssengers. When the flat’s owner Red Redmond, 32, announced they were moving to Sheffield, commuters feared a blank space would be left in the cutout’s place. However their love story with the figure, affectionately known as ‘Tram Taylor’, will continue after hundreds of its lovers rallied to persuade Red to keep it in the flat. Fans even tried to lobby Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham on social media to step in and save the much-loved figure from exile. Red, a comedy promoter at iconic music venue The Leadmill in Sheffield, is hoping to rent the flat out to a Taylor Swift fan who will look after the cutout . Th...