Robert Plant, the legendary Led Zeppelin frontman, has a connection to the phrase "Nurses Do It Better" through a T-shirt he famously wore during Led Zeppelin’s Day On The Green performances on July 23 and July 24, 1977. The light blue shirt featured the slogan on the front, and it became a memorable part of his stage presence.
The meaning of "it" is left open to interpretation, which adds a cheeky or humorous element to the phrase. Some people take it as a reference to nurses being highly skilled in their profession, while others see it as having a more suggestive undertone.
The phrase is part of a broader trend of slogans like "Blondes Do It Better" or "Firefighters Do It Better", which became popular in the 1970s. These slogans are often used in a lighthearted way to celebrate different professions or groups.
