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Two years after Avril Lavigne released her game-changing debut album Let Go, another pop-punk princess arrived on the scene and made quite a splash. 

Unlike her sister Jessica, who had emerged as a more traditional pop artist, Ashlee Simpson came with an edge: jet black hair, grunge style, and an affinity for rock music. In the lead-up to the release of her debut album, Simpson chronicled her music-making journey on the MTV reality series The Ashlee Simpson Show and became one of the earliest reality TV stars — a tactic that helped give the singer-songwriter even more exposure before Autobiography got into the hands of fans.

Upon its release, her 2004 debut, Autobiography, became one of the definitive teen-angst albums of the early aughts. Written largely by Simpson, Kara DioGuardi and producer John Shanks, Autobiography evoked the sounds of Alanis Morissette, Garbage and Hole, but with a pop mindful

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