Gabrielle Drake is the sister of the late singer Nick Drake and she's turning up in Coronation Street soon, says The Sun.
Long-time Corrie fans might remember that Gabrielle was in the soap once before. She played Inga Olsen in 1967 and got close to close to Elsie Tanner’s son Dennis. This time around she's playing a posh man-eater called Vanessa who chats up Bill Webster.
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