How to Unmarshal list of varied types without defaulting to float64

I have the following json data (from an external program, simplified a bit)
I can't change the json format.

[1416495600501595942, {"venue_id": 73, "message_type": "ABC", "sequence": 26686695}]

I'm having trouble unpacking it in Go, I think mostly because it's a list of disparate types.
The obvious thing to do seems to be to do is []interface{}, which works, but in converts it to a float64, which produces a roundoff error that I can't deal with (the number is a timestamp since epoch in nanos).

I can get it to work by unpacking it twice, as []interface{} and []int64, but that's obviously going to hinder performance, and I'm processing large amounts of data in real time.
I tried using struct here because that would get treated as a map, not a list[]

Is there any way to either pass it the format of the data, or make it default to int64 instead of float64? It's always going to be

[int64, map[string]interface{}]

ie I know the format of the upper level list, and that the keys of the map are strings, but the values could be anything (painfully, including decimals, which I think the only thing I can use to interpret them as is floats ...)

package main

import (
    "encoding/json"
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    j := `[1416495600501595942, {"venue_id": 73, "message_type": "ABC", "sequence": 26686695}]`
    b := []byte(j)
    fmt.Println(j)
    var line []interface{}
    var ints []int64

    json.Unmarshal(b, &line)
    fmt.Println(line)
    // fmt.Println(line[0].(int64))  - this doesn't work
    fmt.Println(line[0].(float64))
    fmt.Println(int64(line[0].(float64)))

    json.Unmarshal(b, &ints)
    fmt.Println(ints)
}

Output is as follows:

<pre>
[1416495600501595942, {"venue_id": 73, "message_type": "oKC", "sequence": 26686695}]
[1.416495600501596e+18 map[venue_id:73 message_type:oKC sequence:2.6686695e+07]]
1.416495600501596e+18
1416495600501595904
[1416495600501595942 0]
</pre>

Solution (thanks to makpoc / dystroy)

package main

import (
    "encoding/json"
    "fmt"
    "bytes"
)

func main() {
    j := `[1416495600501595942, {"venue_id": 7.3, "message_type": "oKC", "sequence": 26686695}]`
    b := []byte(j)
    fmt.Println(j)
    var line []interface{}
    
    d := json.NewDecoder(bytes.NewBuffer(b))
    d.UseNumber()
        if err := d.Decode(&line); err != nil {
        panic(err)
    }
    fmt.Println(line[0])
    data := line[1].(map[string]interface{})
    fmt.Println(data["venue_id"])
    fmt.Println(data["sequence"])
}

According to this answer you can use Decoder -> and UseNumber or a struct instead of directly parsing the value.