NavTones Introduces World's Least-Confident GPS Voice, Nervous Nancy

Uncertain Co-Pilot Provides Stark Contrast to GPS Directions From Mr. T, KITT, or Verne Troyer

2012-05-02

LOS ANGELES, CA, May 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) The world's leading independent publisher of celebrity and branded GPS voices, NavTones, announces today the release of the world's least-confident navigation voice, Nervous Nancy. From the company that brought you the celebrity GPS voices of Mr. T, Gary Busey, and Flavor Flav, comes this hilarious and familiar character with a universal story.

Be it a mother, grandmother, great aunt, sister, girlfriend, or wife, just about everyone has a Nervous Nancy in their life, and now drivers all over the world can bring her with them wherever they go. Like all NavTones GPS voices, Nervous Nancy is programmed to provide flawless (if uncertain) driving instructions, along with randomized commentary about the route, destination, upcoming turns, and the like. From the moment the route is calculated, Nancy makes her presence known with confidence-inspiring phrases such as "I hope you know where you're going," or "I'll help you if I can." Later along the route, Nancy indicates she might have had help in her improving self esteem when she confesses "one of the pills just kicked in."

Nervous Nancy is compatible with most Garmin nuvi portable GPS devices and she provides endless miles of entertainment for drivers and passengers alike. Just like all exclusive NavTones voices for Garmin GPS, the more her voice is used, the more Nancy says. Nervous Nancy is available now for instant download at http://www.navtones.com/nervous-nancy-gps-voice.html

About Navtones:
NavTones is the world's largest brand of celebrity GPS voices with thousands of customers in more than 90 countries. Navigation manufacturers, software, and app developers count on NavTones to deliver ultra-engaging entertainment to their customers on the go, in a car, or in the back seat. To learn more about what NavTones can do for your navigation experience, drop us a line at http://www.navtones.com/contacts Nav It YOUR Way!

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