No? First, I don't believe that "accuracy" is really possible in a speaker/room combination outside of the original recording space, nor do I believe the engineers would have mixed to reproduce that space. Next, if you look at the research undertaken by JBL and Harman over time, speaker makers and measurements were based on human desire, not energy time curves. Those who misunderstand that always end up with systems far too bright and dry.
Lastly why should I care about accuracy if it isn't more engaging to listen to?
I'm not buying a telescope to measure the distance or size or material composition of a distant star. I'm not buying a tool to help me measure the amount of chlorine in a pool. I'm buying gear that makes me feel good. At best I can achieve a system that sounds good with a wide variety of source materials.
Couldn't agree more with this, not to mention all the circuitry that music goes through in the recording process should definitely change the sound of the musicians in the studio.