Some overhanging and diagonal leads can be rap-cleaned (which is what the question asks) if you anchor a strand at the bottom, do a single-strand rappel on the other (untensioned) strand, and use a quick draw from your harness to the anchored strand to guide you along the line of ascent. But there can be problems with this if the lead line has sections that make much less than a 45 degree angle with a horizontal plane, and other problems occur if the cliff geometry causes the tensioned lead line to be held tightly against the rock in some sections, or if unclipping from a piece causes the lead line to shift far way from the placement.
I think you could rap clean Stirrup Trouble this way, but I doubt Matinee or Erect Direction would cooperate.