โObviously being here today is difficult for a lot of people. I want for us together to think about the the incredible resilience of this city, to take a second to think about the events that shaped this city, the events that shaped the century that we live in. I want us to take a moment for all the people who lost their lives that day, for all the first responders who lost their lives that day, for the countless people all over the world who lost their lives in the aftermath of what happened that day. Thereโs not really any words that I can say, I remember it so well. I was 7 years old, I remember walking home from school and my world becoming completely different, There arenโt really words to describe it, but thereโs a song by the legendary New Yorker Bill Evans called Peace Piece, and if you came to the last tour it used to play before the show. Itโs always been incredibly important to me, itโs brought me a lot of peace and I play it in moments of reflection. I want you to join me, if we can all our close our eyes and put our phones down to just contemplate not only the incredible of this resilience of the city, but the great pains people have gone to find ways to love each other through all of it. I want us to be together to remember how we find light in each other, like you do every day in these rooms. Weโre gonna hear Peace Piece played by the lovely Yaffra.โ - Harry speech honouring the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks before Peace Piece and Sign of the Times at #TogetherTogetherNYC ๐ค