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The 42 most memorable pop music moments of 2009: Part I

Best comeback we wish never had to happen:

Kelly Clarkson fought for herself as an artist with “My December,” a dark, raw 2007 album that didn’t please the suits involved in her career. Relatively modest sales further dampened her efforts at independence. Two years later, Clarkson had made up with her higher-ups, and she returned with “All I Ever Wanted” -- a confectionary effort that paired her with such reliable hit makers as Ryan Tedder and Max Martin and produced one of her biggest singles, “My Life Would Suck Without You.” It would have been a sellout, except that Clarkson’s defiantly optimistic, sassily independent voice and spirit still ran the show -- and as the season-closing number on the very Clarkson-esque television show “Glee,” “My Life” became an unlikely anthem for an imperfect year.

https://web.archive.org/web/20091224131137/http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_blog/2009/12/the-42-most-memorable-pop-music-moments-of-2009-part-i.html