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.
人们总是说我不会唱歌。我不仅不能引吭高歌，甚至在大家一起唱“生日歌”的时候开口唱几句也会引人侧目。我成长于上世纪六十年代的新泽西，在小学的音乐课上，上课一开始大家都要起立，每个学生只有在正确地唱完一个音阶后才能坐下。有一个学期，我在音乐课上就没有坐下过。
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