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* ShoutOut: The cover for the 2009 re-release of ''Southpaw Grammar'' was inspired by Music/DavidBowie's ''Music/{{Changesonebowie}}''.
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* WallOfText: ''Autobiography'' is written in this fashion; The book's first paragraph is over ''four pages long'', and there are many other section with similarly long, unbroken passages. The book also contains no chapter breaks, nor an index.
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IN 2015, he wrote the novel {{Literature/List of the Lost}}.
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Steven Patrick Morrissey (born 22 May 1959), better known as just Morrissey, is a British singer and lyricist who first became known when he emerged in the early '80s as the lead singer of Music/TheSmiths. He went solo shortly after the breakup of the group in 1987 and has been going strong ever since.
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Steven Patrick Morrissey (born 22 May 22, 1959), better known as just Morrissey, is a British singer and lyricist who first became known when he emerged in the early '80s as the lead singer of Music/TheSmiths. He went solo shortly after the breakup of the group in 1987 and has been going strong ever since.
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* AmbiguousSexuality: His sexuality has been the subject of much speculation and coverage in the British press during his career, with claims varyingly being made that he was celibate, a frustrated heterosexual, or bisexual. Speculation was further fuelled by the frequent references to gay subculture and slang in his lyrics. In 2006 Liz Hoggard from ''The Independent'' said: "Only 15 years after homosexuality had been decriminalised, his lyrics flirted with every kind of gay subculture."
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* AmbiguousSexuality: AmbiguouslyBi: His sexuality has been the subject of much speculation and coverage in the British press during his career, with claims varyingly being made that he was celibate, a frustrated heterosexual, or bisexual. Speculation was further fuelled by the frequent references to gay subculture and slang in his lyrics. In 2006 Liz Hoggard from ''The Independent'' said: "Only 15 years after homosexuality had been decriminalised, his lyrics flirted with every kind of gay subculture."
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* AnimalLover: He's a keen animal lover and supporter of animal rights.
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* FriendToAllLivingThings: He's a keen animal lover and supporter of animal rights.
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* ThreeMinutesOfWrithing: "November Spawned A Monster". A pretty odd choice because the actual song is about the plight of a disabled woman, and midway through the song an actress, apparently portraying said woman, starts letting out terrifying unintelligible cries. This makes sense if you're paying attention to the lyrics, but if you're too busy watching Morrissey suggestively writhe around rock formations in a desert while wearing tight pants and a mesh v-neck shirt, it just seems inexplicable. When the video appeared on WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead, Beavis told Morrissey to "quit whining, go out and get a job and some good clothes... and another thing, stay away from those rocks!"
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* ThreeMinutesOfWrithing: "November Spawned A Monster". A pretty odd choice because the actual song is about the plight of a disabled woman, and midway through the song an actress, apparently portraying said woman, starts letting out terrifying unintelligible cries. This makes sense if you're paying attention to the lyrics, but if you're too busy watching Morrissey suggestively writhe around rock formations in a desert while wearing tight pants and a mesh v-neck shirt, it just seems inexplicable. When the video appeared on WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead, WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead, Beavis told Morrissey to "quit whining, go out and get a job and some good clothes... and another thing, stay away from those rocks!"
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* AmbiguousSexuality: His sexuality has been the subject of much speculation and coverage in the British press during his career, with claims varyingly being made that he was celibate, a frustrated heterosexual, or bisexual. Speculation was further fuelled by the frequent references to gay subculture and slang in his lyrics. In 2006 Liz Hoggard from ''The Independent'' said: "Only 15 years after homosexuality had been decriminalised, his lyrics flirted with every kind of gay subculture."
** During his years with the Smiths, he professed to being celibate, which stood out at a time when much of pop music was dominated by visible sexuality. Music/JohnnyMarr said in a 1984 interview that Morrissey "doesn't participate in sex at the moment and hasn't done so for a while".
** Repeatedly, interviewers asked Morrissey if he was gay, which he denied. In response to one such inquiry in 1985, he stated that "I don't recognise such terms as heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, and I think it's important that there's someone in pop music who's like that. These words do great damage, they confuse people and they make people feel unhappy, so I want to do away with them."
** As his career developed, there was increased pressure placed on him to come out of the closet, although he presented himself as a non-practising bisexual. In a 1989 interview, he revealed that he was "always attracted to men and women who were never attracted to me" and thus he did not have "relationships at all". In 2013 he released a statement which said, "Unfortunately, I am not homosexual. In technical fact, I am humasexual. I am attracted to humans. But, of course...not many."
** In 1997, he revealed that he had abandoned celibacy and that he had a relationship with a Cockney boxer. That person was revealed in his autobiography to be Jake Walters. Their relationship began in 1994, and they lived together until 1996. In a March 2013 interview, Walters said, "Morrissey and I have been friends for a long time, probably around 20 years." Morrissey was later attached to Tina Dehghani. He discussed having a child with Dehghani, with whom he described having an "uncluttered commitment". In his autobiography Morrissey also mentions a relationship with a younger Italian man, known only as "Gelato", with whom he sought to buy a house in around 2006.
** During his years with the Smiths, he professed to being celibate, which stood out at a time when much of pop music was dominated by visible sexuality. Music/JohnnyMarr said in a 1984 interview that Morrissey "doesn't participate in sex at the moment and hasn't done so for a while".
** Repeatedly, interviewers asked Morrissey if he was gay, which he denied. In response to one such inquiry in 1985, he stated that "I don't recognise such terms as heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, and I think it's important that there's someone in pop music who's like that. These words do great damage, they confuse people and they make people feel unhappy, so I want to do away with them."
** As his career developed, there was increased pressure placed on him to come out of the closet, although he presented himself as a non-practising bisexual. In a 1989 interview, he revealed that he was "always attracted to men and women who were never attracted to me" and thus he did not have "relationships at all". In 2013 he released a statement which said, "Unfortunately, I am not homosexual. In technical fact, I am humasexual. I am attracted to humans. But, of course...not many."
** In 1997, he revealed that he had abandoned celibacy and that he had a relationship with a Cockney boxer. That person was revealed in his autobiography to be Jake Walters. Their relationship began in 1994, and they lived together until 1996. In a March 2013 interview, Walters said, "Morrissey and I have been friends for a long time, probably around 20 years." Morrissey was later attached to Tina Dehghani. He discussed having a child with Dehghani, with whom he described having an "uncluttered commitment". In his autobiography Morrissey also mentions a relationship with a younger Italian man, known only as "Gelato", with whom he sought to buy a house in around 2006.
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* FriendToAllLivingThings: He's a keen animal lover and supporter of animal rights.
* KindheartedCatLover: From an interview with ''The Sunday Times'':
-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainly enriched my life.
* KindheartedCatLover: From an interview with ''The Sunday Times'':
-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainly enriched my life.
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* EmbarassingNickname: He dislikes the nickname "Moz", telling one interviewer that "it's like something you'd squirt on the kitchen floor".
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* AmbiguousGender: Many of his lyrics avoid mentioning the gender of the narrator, and thus provide both male and female listeners with multiple points of identification.
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* RaisedCatholic: His parents were raised Irish Catholics and he is a lapsed Catholic.
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* SugarAndIcePersonality: Author Julian Stringer characterised him as a man with various contradictory traits, being "an ordinary, working-class 'anti-star' who nevertheless loves to hog the spotlight, a nice man who says the nastiest things about other people, a shy man who is also an outrageous narcissist".
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* DoNotCallMePaul: Around the time of The Smiths' formation, he decided that he would be publicly known only by his surname, with Music/JohnnyMarr referring to him as "Mozzer" or "Moz". In 1983 he forbade those around him from using the name "Steven", which he despised.
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* {{Adorkable}}: He gave off this vibe earlier in his career, especially when he wore his NerdGlasses.
* AllLoveIsUnrequited: "I Don't Mind If You Forget Me".
* AuthorAppeal: Ruffians, {{serial killer}}s, and leather car seats.
* BigOlEyebrows: UpToEleven!
* {{Bookworm}}: Was positively this in his youth.
* CelibateHero: In the '80s. Recently, he tends to just sidestep the issue of his sexuality.
* CovertPervert
* DeadpanSnarker
* TheEeyore: Happiness notoriously eludes Morrissey.
* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Straight men seem to be the most likely to jump onstage at concerts to hug or kiss him.
* {{Gayngst}}
* GenderIsNoObject
* KindheartedCatLover: From an interview with The Sunday Times:
-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainly enriched my life.
* LastNameBasis: Credited as simply "Morrissey" since the Smiths' first single. His fans also often call him by the nickname "Moz".
* AllLoveIsUnrequited: "I Don't Mind If You Forget Me".
* AuthorAppeal: Ruffians, {{serial killer}}s, and leather car seats.
* BigOlEyebrows: UpToEleven!
* {{Bookworm}}: Was positively this in his youth.
* CelibateHero: In the '80s. Recently, he tends to just sidestep the issue of his sexuality.
* CovertPervert
* DeadpanSnarker
* TheEeyore: Happiness notoriously eludes Morrissey.
* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Straight men seem to be the most likely to jump onstage at concerts to hug or kiss him.
* {{Gayngst}}
* GenderIsNoObject
* KindheartedCatLover: From an interview with The Sunday Times:
-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainly enriched my life.
* LastNameBasis: Credited as simply "Morrissey" since the Smiths' first single. His fans also often call him by the nickname "Moz".
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* BigOlEyebrows: UpToEleven!
* {{Bookworm}}: Was positively this in his youth.
* CelibateHero: In the '80s. Recently, he tends to just sidestep the issue of his sexuality.
* CovertPervert
* DeadpanSnarker
* TheEeyore: Happiness notoriously eludes Morrissey.
* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Straight men seem to be the most likely to jump onstage at concerts to hug or kiss him.
* {{Gayngst}}
* GenderIsNoObject
* KindheartedCatLover: From an interview with The Sunday Times:
-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainly enriched my life.
* LastNameBasis: Credited as simply "Morrissey" since the Smiths' first single. His fans also often call him by the nickname "Moz".
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* LongTitle: Many, often full sentences -- prompting Music/ElvisCostello to remark that he writes good titles, but forgets to write the songs.
* LyricalDissonance
* {{Meganekko}}: A rare male example when he wears his glasses.
* MetaphorIsMyMiddleName: "Action is My Middle Name".
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* RefugeInAudacity: Who else would release a song called "I Have Forgiven Jesus"?
* NerdGlasses: Wears them sometimes.
* OnlyOneName: Goes by [[SmallNameBigEgo his surname]].
* NerdGlasses: Wears them sometimes.
* OnlyOneName: Goes by [[SmallNameBigEgo his surname]].
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** In a recent interview he remarked that he might be giving up singing entirely by the end of next year (due to his cancer and the fact that he's simply getting too old): "With luck I will be able to stop singing forever, which would make many people happy!"
---> (from ''Disappointed'') "This is the last song I will ever sing. (''crowd cheers'') / No, I've changed my mind again. (''crowd groans'') / Goodnight and thank you."
* ShirtlessScene: At pretty much every concert.
---> (from ''Disappointed'') "This is the last song I will ever sing. (''crowd cheers'') / No, I've changed my mind again. (''crowd groans'') / Goodnight and thank you."
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* BiTheWay: Or Pan The Way? He has stated in 2013 "Unfortunately, I am not homosexual. In technical fact, I am humasexual. I am attracted to humans. But, of course... not many."
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* ''California Son'' (2019)
* ''I Am Not A Dog On A Chain'' (2020)
* ''I Am Not A Dog On A Chain'' (2020)
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IN 2015, he wrote the novel {{Literature/List of the Lost}}.
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* ''List ''{{Literature/List of the Lost'' Lost}}'' (2015), his debut novel. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_Lost#Reception Received scathingly negative reviews]], perhaps the worst of his career in any medium.
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* TakeThat: Often. Better-known targets include [[Music/TheCure Robert Smith]], the British royal family, a long-standing target of his rage (a reference to the Queen first appearing on ''Music/MeatIsMurder'' back in ''1985''), UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher, UsefulNotes/DavidCameron, and Jamie Oliver.
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* TakeThat: Often. Better-known targets include [[Music/TheCure Robert Smith]], Smith]] (who would eventually hit back), the British royal family, a long-standing target of his rage (a reference to the Queen first appearing on ''Music/MeatIsMurder'' back in ''1985''), UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher, UsefulNotes/DavidCameron, and Jamie Oliver.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: ''Margaret on the Guillotine'' against UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher, so blatant that he was [[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2465742/Smiths-singer-Morrissey-quizzed-Scotland-Yard-controversial-Thatcher-song-Margaret-Guillotine.html interrogated by Scotland Yard]], and later moaned about it on "He Knows I'd Love to See Him".
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: ''Margaret on the Guillotine'' against UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher, so blatant that he was [[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2465742/Smiths-singer-Morrissey-quizzed-Scotland-Yard-controversial-Thatcher-song-Margaret-Guillotine.html interrogated interrogated]] by Scotland Yard]], UsefulNotes/ScotlandYard, and later moaned about it on "He Knows I'd Love to See Him".
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** Morrissey spends much of his ''Autobiography'' delivering back-handed {{Take That}}s to his musical peers ([[Music/SiouxsieAndTheBanshees Siouxsie Sioux]]), artists that he'd previously indicated as influences (Music/DavidBowie, Sandie Shaw) and former bandmates. Among the few that are spared harsh treatment are his longtime friend [[Music/ThePretenders Chrissie Hynde]], Bowie guitarist Mick Ronson and his late producer Jerry Finn. Moz writes that he was deeply affected by Finn's death at the young age of 39, shortly after work was finished on ''Years of Refusal''.
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** Morrissey spends much of his ''Autobiography'' delivering back-handed {{Take That}}s to his musical peers ([[Music/SiouxsieAndTheBanshees Siouxsie Sioux]]), artists that he'd previously indicated as influences (Music/DavidBowie, Sandie Shaw) and former bandmates. Among the few that are spared harsh treatment are his longtime friend [[Music/ThePretenders [[Music/{{Pretenders}} Chrissie Hynde]], Bowie guitarist Mick Ronson and his late producer Jerry Finn. Moz writes that he was deeply affected by Finn's death at the young age of 39, shortly after work was finished on ''Years of Refusal''.
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-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainty enriched my life.
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-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainty certainly enriched my life.
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* FiftiesHair: His trademark pompadour.
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* KindheartedCatLover: From an interview with The Sunday Times:
-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainty enriched my life.
-->My best friends have been cats. I had one cat for 23 years and one for 22. They just walked into the house, one when I was a small child and one when I was slightly older. I won't say they were like children, because I don't know any children that were actually nice. They were black-and-white and called Buster and Tibby. Tibby had been kicked in the face so he had to be fed by hand. He couldn't eat from a plate. He required a lot of patience but he cured himself and became a healthy, incredibly happy cat. They certainty enriched my life.
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* TakeThat: Often. Better-known targets include [[Music/TheCure Robert Smith]], the British royal family, a long-standing target of his rage (a reference to the Queen first appearing on Meat is Murder back in ''1985''), Margaret Thatcher, David Cameron, and Jamie Oliver.
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* TakeThat: Often. Better-known targets include [[Music/TheCure Robert Smith]], the British royal family, a long-standing target of his rage (a reference to the Queen first appearing on Meat is Murder ''Music/MeatIsMurder'' back in ''1985''), Margaret Thatcher, David Cameron, UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher, UsefulNotes/DavidCameron, and Jamie Oliver.
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Steven Patrick Morrissey (born 22 May 1959), better known as just Morrissey, is a British singer and lyricist who first became known when he emerged in the early '80s as the lead singer of Music/TheSmiths. He went solo shortly after the breakup of the group in 1987 and has been going strong ever since.