I have only been lucid twice, and both times I had very slippery control, but I do know that a large portion of dreaming relies on the power of the subconscious mind in concurrance with memory. I actually often wondered this myself.
If you try to create a person you know, you may create them and it will appear that they are exactly the same as in the waking world, or they may appear completely different, but you still recognize them as who you meant them to be. This is because in the dreamstate, your logic is altered. You could see the strangest thing, and think of it as perfectly logical in a dream, when in the waking world it would drive you nuts.
So to answer your question, no. I don't think that a better than average memory is important, but I do think it is very important to be aware of every feeling you have. When you're driving to work, (or whatever) pay attention to every feeling, emmotion, taste smell, sight, sound whatever crosses your mind. Get in that practice, and things may appear more vivid to you (once you start lucid dreaming).
I hope this answered your question! 
-rain
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