I've worked with an Australian female called Serenity.
I've worked with an African male called Sunday.
I went to school with a Leonie.
I've come across a couple of men called Dallas over the years.
I've worked with a white British woman, called Pepper. An African woman called Daffodil.
The more wild and wacky names come from either the lower end of the social scale i.e. Star, Skyla, Rogue, Raven, Justice.
Extra letters in people's names i.e. three 'e's in Lee. Or apostrophes where they are not needed.
Or the (aren't I clever) higher end of the social scale i.e. if you live in Guildford you can name your son, 'Hero'. I kid you not.
You could call your daughter, 'Petra' after the Blue Peter dog, er, I mean the ancient and Beautiful city of Petra.
I read in the newspaper that a mum had named her son, 'Feo' as she really didn't realise that it's spelled, 'Theo'.