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I think of it as retro, and on the upswing. Like you said, I think in a decade or two it'll become more popular. I like that it's plain and gives me this wholesome, spring-like vibe. I picture daisies and bows and Mary Janes and the color yellow.

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Sue- I dislike it. It's just a sound, not really a name to me.
Suellen- I don't like this one either. It's a little too "down home country" for my tastes.
Susannah- I like it. Probably my favorite, followed by Susan. I think Susannah is already making a little revival. I know a 1-year-old Susannah at the daycare I work at. We call her Susie and Susie-Q sometimes.
Susie- As a nickname, I think it's cute.
Suzanne- I dislike this. It's harsher in sound than the others and I dislike the emphasis on the second syllable.