Hmm. Is the story in first-person or third-person?
Third person should be okay. I'm more used to audiobooks with the narrator's gender matching the protagonist, but it's not impossible to find the opposite.
First person would probably seriously confuse me and a lot of readers. "I twirled in front of the mirror, admiring the hot pink skirt and thigh-high boots" spoken in a deep, sexy, manly voice could be very entertaining, though.
Third person should be okay. I'm more used to audiobooks with the narrator's gender matching the protagonist, but it's not impossible to find the opposite.
First person would probably seriously confuse me and a lot of readers. "I twirled in front of the mirror, admiring the hot pink skirt and thigh-high boots" spoken in a deep, sexy, manly voice could be very entertaining, though.