But She Does Have A Great Personality . . .

I think it’s important for blocks to understand that not every block can be as beautiful as certain other blocks, and that giving them false hope may lead to further disappointment down the road, as it were:

The ugliest stretch of midtown — and maybe all of Manhattan — is 35th St. between Sixth and Seventh Aves., according to Municipal Art Society member Frank Addeo.

“It’s midtown’s ugliest block,” said the former Department of Transportation and Downtown Alliance staffer, who highlighted the spot as part of an “Ugly Streets” walking tour Friday.

“Blank-wall buildings drive me crazy,” he said, gesturing to the shuttered back entrances and boring brick along the block.

Scaffolding and sidewalk sheds cover the back side of Macy’s along the entire south side of the block, making it even darker.

People who walk the block every day were far from surprised at its dubious distinction, although a homeless man wearing underwear on his head seemed to find it an ideal spot to spend the afternoon.