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Kelly Clarkson Covered a Miley Cyrus/Stevie Nicks Mashup and It's So Rock 'n' Roll
Fire in her lungs, she can't find the devil on her tongue
Kelly Clarkson covering two rock goddesses for the price of one? Sign me up.
On the latest iteration of "Kellyoke," the Kelly Clarkson Show host and former The Voice Judge belted out "Edge of Midnight," a mashup of fellow The Voice red chair alum Miley Cyrus' "Midnight Sky" and Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen" that the pair released as a duet. Obviously, Clarkson killed it.
What to know about "Edge of Midnight"
Cyrus released "Edge of Midnight" in late 2020 as the fourth single off her 80s-inspired album Plastic Hearts.
The original "Edge of Seventeen" was released in 1981 on Nicks' first solo record after the breakup of Fleetwood Mac. The title is inspired by a conversation she had with fellow musician Tom Petty's first wife Jane, who said she met the rocker at the "age of 17." Thanks to Jane's strong Southern accent, Nicks heard "edge of seventeen," and a classic was born.
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