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I can foresee a couple problems with doing this. The uneven condition you have now may telescope up into the pavers, a thick sand bed may even it out if it can be compacted flat. Drainage under the pavers may also be an issue as freeze / thaw cycles may move the pavers if the moisture cannot escape. The right thing to do would be to remove the slab.
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