Teens say bracelets from Taylor Swift concert saved their lives

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A couple of teenage Taylor Swift fans are crediting her concert souvenirs for saving their lives after they were involved in a crash.

Elizabeth Dazzio tells WBRZ that she was driving her sister Caroline and another friend home from a Taylor Swift concert on her "1989" world tour when she fell asleep at the wheel and crashed. Dazzio was knocked unconscious and the two other girls became trapped in the mangled wreckage.

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