Yes, I have a 93 dome light in my 88 coupe. I was redoing my headliner and wanted to get rid of the R2D2 map light. You could leave it in place if you don't want to deal with covering the hole it will leave...but you will need to use the positive wire going to it. Either jump off of it, or just remove it from that map light and leave the light itself in place.
I am sure there are a few ways to wire it, but I chose the easiest for me. The stock dome uses one of the supporting screws as a ground to the roof. The new light has three prongs, one for ground, one for + from the door ajar switch, and the third is constant + to run the map lights.
I hot glued a piece of thick cardboard inside the hole left behind by the stock map light (between the visors) and recovered the whole thing. Either way, you need to extend that wire to the dome light and use it as your constant + to run the map lights, the stock connector for the stock dome light will be used for the new dome light, so it comes on when the door is open.
It's been so long I forgot exactly how I did it. But basically I used a small wire and grounded it to the roof of the car, cut off the stock positive and used it for the dome light, and extended the map light wire to run the map lights in the new dome.
Notice that the retainer screws are also the connectors for positive and ground, you will need to cut off some of the prongs where the screws go through so you won't ground out the dome light when screwing it to the roof.
I am going to have to remove mine to get a better look and remember how I did it. But the long and the short of it is, yes, it can be done. Sorry I am so vague, I will get better info tomorrow.