It wasn't a chavvy name in the UK, but back in the 70s an 80's it was part of a collection of names that became associated with a certain working class archetyp

It wasn't a chavvy name in the UK, but back in the 70s an 80's it was part of a collection of names that became associated with a certain working class archetype. It was Gary, Wayne and Kevin for men and Sharon and Tracy for girls. It was considered the height of "naffness" to give your children those names.