Once again, Morrissey has shown why he is as successful as he is reviled. And yet, here it is – the first book to gain immediate Penguin Classic status. Prior to publication, rumours had abounded that the book was a hoax and Morrissey’s career was finally over. Which is odd if you consider that over the past four decades he has successfully alienated his fellow Smiths, fans, large swathes of the press and countless celebrities. In its first week the Manchester Miserablist’s life story has become the most popular music memoir of all time. What is it about Stephen Patrick Morrissey that has us all still hooked? His long-awaited autobiography has finally landed and has elbowed that other famous moaner, Bridget Jones, off the bestseller spot, selling a record-breaking 34, 918 copies. Morrissey looks strangely content on the cover of Autobiography
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