Avril lavigne's spunky charm and free spirit have made her pop music's bratty boy-basher for over a decade. Her 2002 debut, Let Go,
catapulted the Canadian native as the good-girl-gone-punk with teen
girl anthems like "Complicated" and "Sk8er Boi," a voice apart in a sea
of homogenous pop tarts.
Now 29 and recently married to Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger, Lavigne is looking to reclaim her position in the pop echelon with her new album. Avril Lavigne finds
the singer revisiting her comfort zone but treading mature ground.
"We're never gonna change . . . We'll stay forever young," she sings on
the Peter Pan-esque "Here's to Never Growing Up."
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