There are a lot of guys who use Lacquer and or WB finishes with a pre finish of BLO. But Chemically speaking, it won't work. Dissimilar materials will not bond correctly. BLO take Years to truely cure and must breathe solvent finishes take days to cure and seal the BLO vapors under it seal. It does not allow a true bond to the surface below. There are those who say "Yeah But I have done this or that" But if you go back to the basics and true Learned WWers will tell you that you can't mix that kind of finishes.
If you start with an oil based finish then you finish with an oil based finish. BLO is oil based.
Solvent based finishes such as Shellac, Lacquer and such seal the surface not allowing any fumes or solvents to excape. Water borne finishes breathe and allow fumes to escape but lack the ambering qualities that solvent based and Oil based finishes provide.
The reason for the BLO is to (I hate this term) "Pop" the grain, actually any ambering finish such as Poly or varnish, or lacquer, shellac will "Pop" the grain as the amber color is what highlights the grain structure, you can do the same thing with water, wet the surface and see the grain patterns, But Water based finishes puts a whitewash over the grain and seals the "depth" of the color changes.
So, If you start with BLO then finish with another oil based finish. but you can get the same effect with Shellac as a sealer and from it you can use any finish to achieve a bond and the color enhancement you desire. Or use an oil based Sanding Sealer which will "pop" the grain or enhance the color differences, and then you can finish with a good Poly to protect the works.