In 2001, the joy of the ‘Princess Diaries’ soundtrack crystallized the spirit of the age: teen-pop, coming-of-age tales, and empowerment. Artists Myra and Krystal Peterson, producer Debra Martin Chase, and music supervisor Dawn Solér explain.
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