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I'm not familiar with the term "concrete" noun, but to the extent that an autobiography is a real "thing", either a written or spoken narrative of one's own life, then I'd think it's a concrete noun. If you mean it to be equivalent to "one's own history", then that's an abstract ... until it is written or at least spoken aloud.
I would say neither...seeing the word is just a noun...but I suppose if you used it in a sentence or phrase that emphised the word itself...you could make it a concrete noun...seeing it's a person that is narrated by a person...
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