Charlie Sheen’s “Torpedo of Truth” turned out to be a real bomb, fans said.
The self-proclaimed Messiah of Malibu tried to bring his “winning!” ways to the Big Apple last night, with a stop on his national stage show tour at Radio City Music Hall. But a lot of fans said he wound up looking more like a big loser.
Sheen’s act lasted only about two-thirds of the promised 90 minutes before he left the stage to a chorus of boos.
“He didn’t provide entertainment, no bang for the buck. These people are p- – -ed,” said Rockland County’s Richard Alexander, 50, of the capacity crowd.
“I’ve had better conversations with crackheads in the Tombs,” offered Daniel Singh, 30, of Queens following the show.
Sheen lost the crowd after telling rambling stories about his life that were long on profanity, but short on amusement. He even got booed when he said he no longer uses drugs.
Sheen is scheduled to be back at Radio City for another show tomorrow at 8 p.m.
After last night’s disaster, The Post asked Sheen’s publicist Larry Solters if the “tiger blood”-filled actor plans to go on with the show.
“Why not?” he said.