Bedingfield 'too boring' for America

Natasha Bedingfield has been told to start being a "bad girl" if she wants to make it in America.

Sun, 20 Aug, 2006 - 11:11

Natasha Bedingfield has been told to start being a "bad girl" if she wants to make it in America.

The Christian These Words hitmaker has moved to Los Angeles in a bid to break into the US charts, but record company executives fear she's "too boring" to be a hit.

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