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==Description==
 
==Description==
  
Songwriter, singer for the group The Smiths, followed by a solo career after 1987 known simply as Morrissey.  Noted as an innovator in the indie rock scene and often considered an icon of the British music industry.  Has had several relationships with men.  Often caused controversy as an animal rights activist, as an anti-monarchist, and has been accused of racism, which he rejected.  Recently published his autobiography, titled 'Autobiography' in which he revealed his same-sex relationships.
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Songwriter, singer for the group The Smiths and often simply called Morrissey, followed by a solo career after 1987 known simply as Morrissey.  Noted as an innovator in the indie rock scene and often considered an icon of the British music industry.  Has had several relationships with men.  Often caused controversy as an animal rights activist, as an anti-monarchist, and has been accused of racism, which he rejected.  Recently published his autobiography, titled 'Autobiography' in which he revealed his same-sex relationships.
  
 
==Further Reading/Research==
 
==Further Reading/Research==

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Morrissey

Country

Great Britain

Birth - Death

1959 -

Occupation

Entertainment

Description

Songwriter, singer for the group The Smiths and often simply called Morrissey, followed by a solo career after 1987 known simply as Morrissey. Noted as an innovator in the indie rock scene and often considered an icon of the British music industry. Has had several relationships with men. Often caused controversy as an animal rights activist, as an anti-monarchist, and has been accused of racism, which he rejected. Recently published his autobiography, titled 'Autobiography' in which he revealed his same-sex relationships.

Further Reading/Research


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