Which punk band featured the guitarist Robert Quine?

The punk band that featured guitarist Robert Quine was Richard Hell and the Voidoids.

Robert Quine joined Richard Hell’s new band after working alongside Hell and Tom Verlaine at the Greenwich Village bookstore Cinemabilia. Hell and Verlaine had previously been members of Television, but Quine became a key guitarist in Hell’s subsequent project, the Voidoids.

Quine played on both of the band’s influential albums: Blank Generation, released in 1977, and Destiny Street, released in 1982. His jagged, unpredictable guitar style gave the recordings a distinctive edge, combining the attack of early punk with ideas drawn from jazz, blues, rock, and the experimental New York scene.

The question can cause confusion because Quine collaborated with many important musicians. He worked with Lou Reed, Brian Eno, John Zorn, Marianne Faithfull, Tom Waits, Lloyd Cole, and Matthew Sweet. He also had close connections to Television through Hell and Verlaine, but he was not a member of Television’s classic lineup. Among the listed choices, Richard Hell and the Voidoids is the specific and canonical answer.