In wall turbulence, meandering behaviors of large-scale structures observed in the logarithmic layer is a crucial spatial feature for understanding the spatial organization of these structures and improving the structure-based turbulence model. These structures extend from the near-wall region to the edge of boundary layers. Their meandering motions leave an imprint on the two-point turbulence statistics across the flow, especially in the logarithmic region. Here, we demonstrate the influence of the meandering motions of wall-attached structures on the two-point correlation and premultiplied two-dimensional spectra by analyzing direct numerical simulation data of the turbulent boundary layer.