Can confirm that without xserver-xorg-legacy my system will refuse to
boot when using GDM. It will simply sit at a black screen, never
allowing me to log in. With the package installed, GDM seems to work
correctly.
Another interesting nugget of information is my initial fix was to simply use 
lightdm. This introduces another bug whereby on login the display will briefly 
(for around 5 seconds) show either:
a) Pink/white garbled mess
b) If I've been logged in recently, what I had on my screen previously. This is 
even the case if I am booted into another operating system like Windows and 
then reboot into Ubuntu GNOME. 

I am using a Nvidia 660ti (GK104) with the Nvidia drivers (375.39).

If I can provide any helpful information to the developers, please let
me know. I am happy to dump whatever logs are necessary.

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  Ubuntu GNOME boots to black screen when using proprietary Nvidia
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