TypeScript Generics: Create a Generic Error Handler Function

Question

I am having an error handler which gets two parameters, error which is of type unknown. It can be an object, a string, etc. and then return value which is of generic type. It can be an empty string, empty array or an empty object.

Here's how my function looks:

const genericErrorHandler = <T>(error: any, returnValue: T): T => {
  console.log('Error = ', error);
  return returnValue;
};

But I am not sure about calling this function. Here's how I expect it to behave:

genericErrorHandler({statusCode:404},"Not Found") should return "Not Found"
genericErrorHandler("Internal Server Error", {}) should return {}
genericErrorHandler({message:"Invalid TOken"},[]) should return []

with their respective logging. How do I call this function for above 3 cases and do I need to modify my actual function too?