What makes Everyday Is Like Sunday by Morrissey notable?

'Everyday Is Like Sunday' became one of Morrissey's signature tracks, reaching number 9 on the UK Singles Chart. Its critical acclaim contributed to the ongoing appreciation of Morrissey’s solo career and solidified themes of disillusionment that resonate through alternative music. Released on May 31, 1988, 'Everyday Is Like Sunday' marked Morrissey's transition from frontman of The Smiths to a solo artist. It came shortly after his debut album, 'Viva Hate,' which had already established his distinct voice in the music scene. This single solidified his status as a prominent figure in alternative rock.