class JDK8148354 {
    interface I {}
    interface J { void foo(); }

    public void test() {
        Object o1 = (I & J) System::gc;
        Object o2 = (Object & J) System::gc; // error
        Object o3 = (Object & I & J) System::gc; // error
    }
}

javac believes that Object is not allowed here, but it is:
- "An intersection type that induces a notional functional interface" is a functional interface type (JLS 9.8)
- "If Ck is Object, a notional interface is induced" -- where Ck is derived by mapping each intersection component to its most specific superclass type and then choosing the most specific of these class types -- in these cases, that's Object (JLS 4.9)