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Kelly Clarkson has gone off on Clive Davis in a way he almost predicted in his memoir, "The Soundtrack of My Life."

"It's clear that Kelly Clarkson has a decidedly independent streak, to say the least, and often speaks in public before she realizes the implications of what she's saying," he wrote in a chapter of the book that deals largely with their professional relationship.

It's a chapter full of Clarkson not liking what Davis suggests, with Davis winding up always in the right.

Now, 80-year-old producer Davis may be all that and a slice of toast in the music world, but Clarkson isn't about to be bullied by anyone, the 30-year-old declared Tuesday.

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Kelly Clarkson begs to differ with Clive Davis - vehemently

( Associated Press / February 22, 2013 )

Kelly Clarkson has gone off on Clive Davis in a way he almost predicted in his memoir, "The Soundtrack of My Life." "It's clear that Kelly Clarkson has a decidedly independent streak, to say the least, and often speaks in public before she realizes the implications of what she's saying," he wrote in a chapter of the book that deals largely with their professional relationship. It's a chapter full of Clarkson not liking what Davis suggests, with Davis winding up always in the right. Now, 80-year-old producer Davis may be all that and a slice of toast in the music world, but Clarkson isn't about to be bullied by anyone, the 30-year-old declared Tuesday.

Full story: Kelly Clarkson begs to differ with Clive Davis - vehemently | BOOK: Clive Davis talks bisexuality, Dylan, Whitney and more

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