I was a nothing kid. Not particularly good. Not particularly bad.
Meaning of the quote
The quote suggests that Dusty Springfield, a British musician, saw herself as an ordinary or average person when she was young. She didn't think she was especially good or especially bad at anything. She was just a regular kid, not standing out in any particular way. The quote conveys a sense of being average and not particularly remarkable or exceptional.
About Dusty Springfield
Dusty Springfield was an iconic English singer known for her distinctive mezzo-soprano sound and elegant, stylized performances. She rose to fame in the 1960s as a popular performer of blue-eyed soul, pop, and dramatic ballads, becoming one of the most successful British female artists on both sides of the Atlantic.
Tags
More quotes from Dusty Springfield
A lot of people say I’m bent, and I’ve heard it so many times that I’ve almost learned to accept it.
British singer (1939-1999)
Hell, have I been a hell-raiser!
British singer (1939-1999)
It’s marvellous to be popular, but foolish to think it will last.
British singer (1939-1999)
I have tried sex with both men and women. I found I liked it.
British singer (1939-1999)
My affections are easily swayed and I can be very unfaithful.
British singer (1939-1999)
I’d love to retouch my whole life.
British singer (1939-1999)
My sexuality has never been a problem to me but I think it has been for other people.
British singer (1939-1999)
Sometimes you have to let people down in order to get on, particularly in showbusiness.
British singer (1939-1999)
I find it an effort to keep up appearances.
British singer (1939-1999)
I’m the most misunderstood, misquoted person I know, honestly.
British singer (1939-1999)
I just decided I wanted to become someone else… So I became someone else.
British singer (1939-1999)
I was a nothing kid. Not particularly good. Not particularly bad.
British singer (1939-1999)
I wouldn’t know how to handle serenity if somebody handed it to me on a plate.
British singer (1939-1999)
Somehow I took whatever criticism there was very much to heart.
British singer (1939-1999)