Looking for cleaner declarative way to reduce nesting with spread operator

I don't like using map and looping to create a new array from an old array in JavaScript when just one item changes. I have a simple array that has data like this:

const speakerData = [{name: 'joe',id: 101,favorite: true},
                     {name: 'sam',id: 102,favorite: false},
                     {name: 'jon',id: 103,favorite: false}]

And I want to update record 102 to favorite is true (toggle favorite).

I have the following code that works:

const speakerId = 102;
const newSpeakerData = speakerData.map((rec) => {
  if (rec.id === speakerId) {
    rec.favorite = !rec.favorite;
    return rec;
  } else {
    return rec;
  }
});

I want something like what I have below but it obviously does not work.

const speakerRec = speakerData.find(a=>a.id === speakerId);
speakerRec.favorite = !speakerRec.favorite;
const newSpeakerData = [{...speakerData},speakerRec]

Is there a clever one line I can make this happen with ES7?