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Chapter Twelve of the book "A Girl Called Dusty," by Sharon Davis is presented. Dusty Springfield, a British pop singer, has won the lawsuit filed against ITV for libel on November 26, 1991. Springfield has engaged in the recording of her final song "Someone To Watch Over Me" which will be used for the television advertisement for Private Pension Plan (PPP).

Chapter Thirteen of the book "A Girl Called Dusty," by Sharon Davis is presented. Dusty Springfield, a British pop singer, has left an instruction that she would be buried as Mary O'Brien. Moreover, the song "Goin' Back" was played in the funeral of Springfield. It explores the recognition of singer Elton John of the contributions of Springfield to the music industry by inducting her in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Chapter Ten of the book "A Girl Called Dusty," by Sharon Davis is presented. Dusty Springfield, a British pop singer, has aimed to join the British scene by accepting the new recording contract offered by Peter Stringfellow, an English club owner. Springfield was able to get back to the British scene upon the release of her album "What Have I Done To Deserve This?"

Chapter Eleven of the book "A Girl Called Dusty," by Sharon Davis is presented. Dusty Springfield, a British pop singer, has been warmly accepted by her fans while playing her music hits at the Central Park Hotel in London, England. Springfield has been criticized by John McElroy, the founder of the magazine "The Dusty Springfield Bulletin," because Springfield has no intention of making a long-term comeback which defeats the purpose of her recording contract.