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Tomtom adds Stephen Fry to list of well known navigators

After getting Brian Blessed to help drivers navigate, Tomtom's latest signing is uber Twitterer Stephen Fry

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Tomtom adds Stephen Fry to its list of well known navigators

Following in the steps of Brian Blessed, Stephen Fry is the latest celebrity to lend his mellifluent tones to TomTom sat nav devices.

Apparently uber Twitterer, Mr Fry is one of the people we'd most like to give a lift to, and now TomTom drivers can have him as their navigator with instructions such as: "Now when possible, could you turn around. Ideally don't do it when impossible. Bless!".

"So, let's see now, after 300 yards turn left then go straight on. This is going awfully well isn't it"?

"Now then, after 500 yards you have reached your destination. Congratulations. I think I may be falling in love with you".

Stephen Fry's instructions are available to download from Tomtom's site for £7.95

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