GDB + Rust, how to print a std::path::Path function call

I want to print the result of a calling a function of a std::path::Path instance.

I'm using Rust 1.43 and GDB 9.1

main.rs

use std::path::Path;

fn main() {
    let path = Path::new("/home/sweet/home");
    println!("The path: {}", path.display());
}

When I try to debug it with rust-gdb I get this:

$ rust-gdb target/debug/poc-gdb-pathbuf
...
>>> start
>>> n
>>> print path
$1 = (*mut std::path::Path) 0x55555557c000
>>> print &path
$2 = (*mut *mut std::path::Path) 0x7fffffffe0c0
>>> print *path
$3 = std::path::Path {
  inner: std::ffi::os_str::OsStr {
    inner: std::sys_common::os_str_bytes::Slice {
      inner: 0x55555557c000
    }
  }
}
>>> print *path.is_absolute()
Could not find function named 'std::path::Path::is_absolute'
>>> print path.is_absolute()
Could not find function named 'std::path::Path::is_absolute'
>>> print path.display()
Function 'std::path::Path::display' takes no arguments
>>> print *path.display()
Function 'std::path::Path::display' takes no arguments

As you can see I cannot manage to call a single Path instance function correctly, either it tells me the function doesn't exists (it does) or that it takes no arguments (I haven't passed any).

I have no problems with a simple, minimal struct function call, here's an example that works.

main.rs

struct Something {
    x: u8
}

impl Something {
    pub fn new(x: u8) -> Self {
        Something { x }
    }

    pub fn show(&self) -> u8 {
        return self.x
    }
}

fn main() {
    let something = Something::new(10);
    something.show();
}

The rust-gdb session:

$ rust-gdb target/debug/poc-gdb-something
...
>>> start
>>> n
>>> print something
$1 = poc_gdb_pathbuf::Something {
  x: 10
}
>>> print something.show()
$2 = 10

I suspect it may be something about the Path instance being a pointer but dereferencing it doesn't help...

Why the Path calls doesn't work? What am I missing?