Sociologists would not consider fans of the rock musician Bruce
Springsteen to be a group. Why not?
They share no meaningful features.
They don't find themselves in the same physical location.
They don't interact in any meaningful way.
o They won't form any lasting relationships with one another.

Sociologists would not consider fans of the rock musician Bruce

Springsteen to be a group as

They don't interact in any meaningful way.

Explanation:

It is important for a social group to have a meaningful interaction that is helpful for the people or integral to their life in some way that involves them in capacity and to create a culture.

The general fan of Bruce Springsteen would probably not care to meet another fan unless in a concert setting and would not form any deep relations whatsoever.

They do not interact in meaningful ways enough to justify being called a group thus.

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