Well, yes, it will. The issue's cover, the part those frat boys in Mondo Kim's will see, portrayed women as a departure from the norm, a Next Big Thing. From Britney to our entire gender, media NBTs are by definition fleeting. Likely, those converts who get far enough into the feature to catch its questioning, po-mo tone already agree with the concept. You're reading a concise, well-done piece by associate editor Simona Rabinovitch on DJ Rap, one which subtly confronts the artist's flamboyant, admitted use of her looks to get gigs.
Pop music explains the 'pop' part.
Oh, let me for one moment break the journalistic third person and express my sheer horror. Think again, and drop your drawers. Jordana, known pre-transgenderdom as Joe LeSesne, is beaten severely outside an Ohio club where she's DJing, prompting her to take some time off from music. Now hire a bodyguard. And that, friends, is about it.