In this memoir Lenny Henry recalls his upbringing in Dudley as one of seven children, and how as a 16-year-old factory apprentice he successfully auditioned for his first TV appearance on New Faces. He also reveals his struggles with the racism of 1970s Britain, and its entertainment industry. At every stage, he confesses, he asked himself, ‘Am I good enough?’ Looking back, he concludes with words of advice to aspiring comedians.
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