I think you can't do it because of stubs
sub foo; # stub
print("\&foo is ", defined &foo ? 'defined' : 'not defined', "\n");
print(__PACKAGE__->can('foo') ? 'Can' : 'Can\'t', " foo\n");
foo();
__END__
&foo is not defined
Can foo
Undefined subroutine &main::foo called.
Undefining the CODE slot removes the sub there, but not the stub. Apparently, defined checks for the sub, while can checks for the stub.
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