I'd been told my entire life that I couldn't sing. Not just that I couldn't belt out a show tune; even joining in on “Happy Birthday” would get me funny looks. I grew up on Jersey in the 1960s, and at primary school our music lessons began with the class standing up; each pupil could take their chair only after successfully singing a scale. I went through a whole term without ever sitting down.
人們總是說我不會唱歌。我不僅不能引吭高歌，甚至在大家一起唱“生日歌”的時候開口唱幾句也會引人側目。我成長于上世紀六十年代的新澤西，在小學的音樂課上，上課一開始大家都要起立，每個學生只有在正確地唱完一個音階后才能坐下。有一個學期，我在音樂課上就沒有坐下過。
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