What makes Roy's Keen by Morrissey notable?

The single 'Roy's Keen' gained attention for its sharp lyrical commentary and distinctive sound, reflecting Morrissey's unique perspective. It charted modestly in the UK, further solidifying Morrissey's position as a key figure in alternative rock during the late 90s. By 1997, Morrissey had established himself as a solo artist following the breakup of The Smiths, with 'Roy's Keen' serving as a standalone single. This release came after his previous album 'Southpaw Grammar' in 1995 and was part of his continued exploration of personal and social themes in music.