Example of a differentiable function that has a Fourier series that diverges

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It is known that for any null set $N\subseteq \mathbb{R}$, there is a continuous periodic function that has a Fourier series that diverges at all point of $N$.

In particular, there are continuous functions with divergent Fourier series at some point.

Is it true for differentiable functions?