"That's not my job," she explains, swishing her brunette mane. "I'm here to entertain, not educate. I don't want them thinking they have to be me. I'm not perfect."
This, from a bright-eyed and bushy-tailed Ashley Tisdale, without a gleaming hair out of place after a London publicity circuit that has had her on the move since 5am. But while she might not wish to intimidate her young fans, they'll have to aim high to match the actress's already impressive CV.
Along with Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale made singing in corridors cool again, the trio's High School Musical series bringing them worldwide tweenage adulation and probably responsibility for bringing the Glee phenomenon to our TV screens.Now, Tisdale's stepping out on her own, taking her big-screen character Sharpay on a New York telemovie adventure with no school prefect in sight. Is she intimidated by this weight of responsibility on young shoulders?
