Kelly says she is "not a man"

It kind of came out of nowhere, but Kelly Clarkson mentioned that she is "not a man" and doesn't claim to be one in a recent interview with PopJustice. The subject came up when she said her latest album is sort of like a male version of herself. Read a snippet of the interview below:

Do you ever line all the animals up according to size, from smallest on the left to biggest on the right?

No.

Why not? You could start with the dogs, then move up to the miniature horses, then the full-sized horses.

They would never comply with that. They all have very different personalities. I love them.

Now, we've been given six tracks from your new album to listen to. Does that mean that the other ones are rubbish?

The other ones just haven't been mixed yet.

Sometimes you get album samplers sent through and they've got four or five tracks on them, and the reason for that is that those are the only good ones.

Oh no. Not with this one. We're just teasing you. There's one track on the album that you won't have heard - it's so good, it's like Eurythmics meets The Killers meets Garbage. I did that one with Ryan Tedder. We love all the same influences, the same bands. It was fun to get in the studio and meet a male version of me.

Kelly also mentioned in the interview that she is a vegetarian and discussed the relationship between hats and music (she didn't initiate that topic. In fact, she asked if she was "being Punk'd" when that came up).