I always thought that was a Smiths inspired title, but I never got round to checking. I recently read 'Girlfirend In A Coma', on my trawl through Douglas Coupland's oeuvre, and there are at least 20 references to The Smiths in there, besides the title. I'm sure if we had a collective think we could count lots of authors and artists borrowing from Moz the way he did from Wilde and Delaney.
What I find amazing however, is that no one has yet included Morrissey in a book of quotations. I happen to find such books a bit tacky (for people of the 'can't be bothered to read or watch the whole thing, soundbite generation') but it'd still be nice to see him get some recognition as a purveyor of British wit. Such as:

"Artists aren't really people. And I'm actually 40 per cent papier mache."

"I don't think people in leggings have a right to live."

There's so much he's said that makes me laugh.