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Four Eyes

"Four eyes" is a pejorative nickname for people who wear glasses.

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"Nina [Simone] and I were alone.  Me, a skinny, pimple-faced, Beatle-mopped, four-eyed timid teen.  She, a regal African queen reincarnate with a larger-than-life persona; the essence of exquisite eccentricity; a high priestess returned from other lives to cajole, remind, sing the blues, and stand for her people."

—David Nathan, liner notes for "Nina Simone:  Anthology:  The Colpix Years," Rhino Records, 1996, p. 9.


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